Creating Change Episode 1: Jill de Bene - Organisational Change
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Hello and welcome to the first ever Creating Change podcast!Our first guest is Jill de Bene (@BeneJill) and she is awesome. Jill and I have worked together on and off for years and she is the person I have learned from the most. Jill is an amazing coach, boss, director and friend and I can't wait for you to hear her magic too.
In this episode we talk about how Jill ended up working in change, her experience of change programmes, her belief in storytelling and her own 'hobby', her blog, Live Boldly (https://www.liveboldly.co.uk/).
I thoroughly enjoyed creating this episode and I hope you love listening to it just as much. We would love your feedback so please comment below or let us know via Twitter @sarahboydh and @BeneJill.
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