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In the concluding episode of the IHSCM Women in Leadership Podcast Series 1, we are honoured to feature Chimeme Egbutah, a seasoned public health professional with over two decades of experience in local government. 

As the Public Health Services Manager at Luton Borough Council, Chimeme has driven health improvement initiatives and addressed health inequalities, particularly among children and young people.

Throughout this episode, Chimeme shares her journey, highlighting her leadership in the Population Wellbeing Strategy and various community projects that have significantly enhanced the health and well-being of Luton’s residents. Her ability to empathise and connect with diverse groups has been a cornerstone of her impactful work.

Co-host Claire Mould engages Chimeme in a deep and insightful conversation about her experiences, the challenges and triumphs of being a woman in a pivotal leadership role, and her vision for a healthier, more equitable future. 

This episode is packed with valuable insights and inspiration for seasoned professionals and those just starting their careers.

Key Takeaways:
• Chimeme’s innovative approaches to tackling health inequalities.
• The importance of empathy and connection in leadership.
• Strategies for driving community health improvement.
• Insights into overcoming challenges and celebrating triumphs as a woman leader.
• Visionary ideas for creating a healthier, more equitable society.

In The Loop Leadership Podcast Ep.7 - Chimeme Egbutah

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In The Loop Leadership Podcast Ep.7 - Chimeme Egbutah

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