We’re changing the narrative on this episode. Hear from Eileen Sweeney, Executive Vice President and Director for Manufacturing, Automotive and Life Sciences (MALS) Capgemini North America and Carrie Francey, Vice President Global Alliances, ServiceNow and co-founder of Women in Cloud, leaders with a shared passion for empowerment and innovation. 

In this episode, ideas are shared on where we can unlock opportunities to encourage more women, of all ages, to pursue careers in digital and how they believe the tech industry will continue to evolve with changing times, flexible environments and fresh business models. Join us and learn about what we can do to challenge the norms and get a seat at the  boardroom table.

Brought to you by our Women LEAD Employee Resource Group

Women In Digital: Promoting Digital Skills Education For Women

The focus of this episode is the power of allyship: what is Capgemini doing to push team members to exhibit ally and upstander behavior across the company and beyond its walls? Our guests—Charlie Li, Executive Vice President and the Geo leader for our Southeast Region, and Tina Dixon, the North America Employee Experience & Talent Brand Manager—share insights from their perspective as Atlanta-based employees of color on how we navigate our experiences as members of minority communities. Charlie and Tina also discuss the importance of Capgemini’s Employee Resource Groups and why joining one outside of your comfort zone is so important as a visible and vocal ally.

Photo credit: Jason Leung via https://unsplash.com/@ninjason

The Power of Allyship

In celebration of Earth Week, our North America Environmental Sustainability Lead Andrew Peterson spoke with two leaders in the sustainability space, Jean-Baptiste Perrin of Capgemini Invent and Kara Pecknold of frog design, about how their respective parts of Capgemini Group are helping to design a sustainable future and help their clients to provide value to their stakeholders. Hear what they had to say in the latest episode of our podcast!

Designing Sustainable Futures

Ryan Whittam, an Account Executive and utility industry expert, provides his insights on sustainability from a utility company's perspective. This episode gives us the opportunity to learn how power is used and distributed throughout regions while also touching on net zero goals and strategies for utilities companies. Thanks for listening!

CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, Ep. 4 - A Utility Company's Perspective

Sanket and his team the Nagpur Ploggers work together to clean up the environment while walking/jogging the city of Nagpur in India. These events have been continually helping to save the environment, one drive at a time.

CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, Ep. 05 - The Nagpur Ploggers

In this episode, our colleagues Krystianne Avedian (KA) and Salomon Salinas (Sol) take us through how mindfulness and sustainability is intertwined and how they use meditation to become more conscience of the world around them. Tune in for insights on how meditation can improve our sustainable lifestyles.

CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, Ep. 06 - Mindfulness And Sustainability

Sophia Boubal, a Co-facilitator of the Accelerated Solutions Environment (ASE), elaborates on the Acorns Series and Acorn Unleashed ASE events. These are two thought-provoking, collaborative and engaging event series that help clients navigate their thinking toward a Net-Zero future.

CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, Ep. 09 - Acorns Series And Acorns Unleashed Series

A conversation with Alfonso Cornejo, the President of the Hispanic Chamber in Cincinnati. In this episode, we discuss the impact of Latinos in the US economy and their footprint in the commercial market.

Hispanics Are The “Human Energy” To Grow The US Economy

In the season finale of the inaugural season of the CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, hosts, Saloni & Daimen, reflect on the lessons learned from the incredible variety of guests they encountered over the episodes. They also discuss the up-and-coming season two, giving our listeners something to look forward to.

CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, Ep.10 - Season One Finale

In this episode, we bring in our colleague Andy Heppelle to express Capgemini’s thankfulness, and togetherness in 2022, while also providing new ambitions for 2023 as we approach the end of the year.

CARES Sustainability Council Podcast, Bonus Episode - Holiday Special

What is Sustainable Cooking? What can we do source and cook our food sustainably? What steps can be done to take care of our precious gardens? Our guest on this episode will answer each those questions plus many more. Thanks for tuning into this episode of the OCEAN’s Podcast!

The Organized Carbon and Environment Action Network’s (OCEAN) Podcast - Cooking Sustainably

Have you ever had an idea that your passionate about, but not sure where to start? In this episode, Elizabeth “Lizzie” Witkow illustrates how to lift a passion project off the ground. Whether it’s a workplace project or a personal project, there are many ways to get started. Tune in today to hear Lizzie’s story about creating passion projects.

The Organized Carbon and Environment Action Network’s (OCEAN) Podcast – Passion Projects

In today's episode, we will be discussing the Importance of Women's Health and Well-Being in the Workplace and a very crucial, yet overlooked topic - menopause. Menopause tends to affect women at the peak of their careers. Its symptoms like hot flashes, brain fog, and migraines cause women to silently suffer this "workplace taboo"  causing many women to leave the workforce altogether.


Our Women in Digital host Christine Stack, Head of HR for Capgemini CIS Americas, sits down with three women to share their personal experiences and offer support, information, and resources to other women:


- Jill Angelo who is the CEO and Founder of Gennev, the nation's largest virtual menopause clinic and was named one of Inc.'s 2021 Top Female Founders


- Jill Weber who leads Capgemini's Global Partnership Relationship with ServiceNow


- Carla Heimbigner who is a Global Partner Leader at ServiceNow and 100% dedicated to Capgemini


We hope that this discussion normalizes menopause in the workplace, encourages allies and employers to understand and support those with menopausal symptoms, and empowers women to take control of their health and well-being.


The Women in Digital Podcast is led by the Women@Capgemini Employee Resource Group, whose mission is to cultivate and sustain a culture where women can thrive at Capgemini. We provide growth through leadership, excellence, action, and development by empowering women and men to work together to bridge the gender gap.


The Women in Digital podcasts will be an informative, enlightening, entertaining and open forum to challenge the norm and embrace women. It will offer a chance to connect with our audience, build valuable connections, and challenge everyday thinking of topics that effect Women. The podcast host will interview both an internal and external stakeholders, asking a few thought-provoking questions to invoke a passionate discussion in each episode.

Women in Digital: The Importance of Women's Health and Well-Being in the Workplace

In this episode, we learn from Capgemini's very own: Alicia Wagner! Alicia is a Senior Director of Engagement Management within Cloud Infrastructure Services (CIS) with a role that focuses on both enabling strategic objectives within delivery and mentoring teams to achieve KPI's. She speaks from experience as a volunteer at the Tech Transformation Academy, a program by the City of Refuge in Atlanta that recruits and trains underrepresented and underemployed candidates through coding and cybersecurity bootcamps. Today, she'll converse with Executive Recruiter Christine Stack about their insights on hiring from non-traditional pathways, the unspoken expectations for job mobility, and the initiatives available for mentoring and upskilling.

Women in Digital: Hiring & Mentoring from Non-Traditional Pathways with Alicia Wagner

In celebration of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, we invite you to listen in to a conversation about the Muslim woman experience! Arifa Syeda is a PMO Analyst, SAP Consultant, and active member of Capgemini ERG communities. She plays a role in our very own Women@Capgemini Americas Communications Team as our Podcast Editor and now finds herself in front of the mic this time.  

In this episode, she converses with Christine Stack, Vice President and Head of Human Resources for CIS Americas, to share her reflections about observing Ramadan, fasting while working, wearing hijab, and embracing the core message of International Women’s Day.

Women in Digital Podcast

Women in Digital: Exploring the Intersectionality of IWD and Ramadan with Arifa Syeda

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Networking with Authenticity and Confidence

Welcome to North America CR Radio. In this episode, we have with us JD Messinger from Holt International, describing the amazing initiative that his team has taken up to bring about a change. Listen to JD's vision  for a better tomorrow.

Share your thoughts with us.

Capgemini - North America CR Radio - JD Messinger & Yvonne Harris

On this episode of the CR Radio, we have a very special guest. Arquella Hargrove speaks to us about her training workshop on Mindfulness. You don't want to miss this interesting conversation with her. As always, we have Yvonne Harris interviewing her.

Share your thoughts on this with us through your comments.

Capgemini - North America CR Radio - Arquella Hargrove & Yvonne Harris

Welcome to North America CR Radio. In this episode, we have Victor Li, a National Leader for the Millennial Innovation Council (MIC) Employee Resource Group, discussing the projects that MIC has worked on this year and the Millennial Disrupt Hackathon they are hosting on August 19 – 20 in San Francisco.

Share your thoughts with us.

Capgemini - North America CR Radio - Victor Li & Yvonne Harris

Welcome to North America CR Radio. In this episode, we have with us Nathan Boudreau, National Leader, CARES Employee Resource Group as he shares his efforts in community engagement through Cares Day. Cares Day is Capgemini's annual day of service where employees volunteer together, with clients and partners, to help improve the communities in which we live and work. Cares Day, 2018 is scheduled to be held in September. 

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Capgemini - North America CR Radio on Community Engagement Efforts With Nathan Boudreau

In honor of Asian Pacific Heritage Month, our host Janet Pope chats with two of Capgemini's Asian American leaders, Ellen Chen and David Yamashita, on the concept of the Model Minority, the Bamboo Ceiling, and leading in a time of xenophobia. Listen to what they had to say and the actions we can all take to be more inclusive inside and outside of the workplace.

Challenging Stereotypes During a Time of Xenophobia

Pride is a celebration of the LGBTQ+ community and the progress that has been made towards equality, equity and inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer or questioning people with the support of allies. 

Our host, North America CSR Director Janet Pope, will talk with our panelists, Steph Sands, Head of Diversity & Inclusion Capgemini Australia and New Zealand and Ryan Kelly, Vice President, on the evolution of being out at work based on their personal career journey.

Celebrating Pride in the workplace

The people at Capgemini bring the same passion and commitment to our communities and society, as they do to our clients and the work we deliver every day. Our host Lauren Sanne Kimball chats with leaders on the impact of the Social Response Unit.

To learn more about our Social Response Unit: https://www.capgemini.com/2020/05/our-people-powered-fight-against-covid-19-introducing-capgeminis-social-response-unit/

To learn more about Keep Small Strong: https://keepsmallstrong.org/

Our people-powered fight against COVID-19

As a leader in digital transformation, Capgemini helps many of the world’s largest companies become stronger and more resilient, and if we are to achieve our objective of being Architects of Positive Futures, sustainability must be part of the answer. In today’s episode, we will begin to explore some of the ways that Capgemini is addressing sustainability with our clients.

Explore how Capgemini addresses Sustainability with our customers

Have you ever been the only woman in the room? Join Carmel Gilmore and Chantel Townsend, leaders who have overcome gender stereotypes and navigated their careers in the world of tech. In this episode, they’ll share how confidence is key in becoming a leader and owning the room.

This episode is brought to you by Capgemini's Women LEAD Employee Resource Group.

Unconscious Bias and Gender Stereotypes in Technology

Center your chakras and gain insight while you expand your mind...Let’s talk about pandemic fatigue and how to actively manage the energy of your workforce. In this episode, Krystianne Avedian and Sheila McAnanly take us through the importance of cultivating employee relationships and demonstrating the importance of recharging your mind. 

This episode is brought to you by our Women LEAD Employee Resource Group

The Importance Of Mindfulness In The Workplace

In honor of Black History Month, we are excited to highlight two key programs that Capgemini supports to champion the Black community. First, our host Lauren Sanne Kimball talks to Ernest Alumanah, National Lead of A3, Capgemini’s African and African-American Employee Resource Group. They discuss the recent Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Services events that the ERG supported across the U.S. 

Next, Lauren interviews the Executive Vice President of Social Ventures at Per Scholas, Damien Howard. Per Scholas is a Digital Academy partner of Capgemini that provides technical training to underrepresented communities. Capgemini is proud to support Per Scholas through our MLK Day of Service events as well as by welcoming over 50 Per Scholas students into internships at Capgemini. Listen to what some of those interns have to say about their experience at Capgemini.

To learn more about how you can apply to a Per Scholas course or welcome Per Scholas talent in your organization, please visit PerScholas.org.

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