Name: Episode #6: Dr. Abir Haddad on gender, migratory background and the law by Deloitte Deutschland in Breaking Bias: The Deloitte Podcast for Diversity & Inclusion
Duration: 26 min 28 s
Description: This month we spoke with Dr. Abir Haddad, a doctor of law, lecturer at the University of Cologne and Legal Advisor for the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat in Bonn. Learn about the challenges she faced as a woman with an immigrant background and how she is working with her network for multicultural women lawyers to promote multicultural diversity.

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What is diversity? How can we be more inclusive? And what does bias have to do with either? In our new podcast series, Breaking Bias, we want to “break the bias” by interviewing D&I experts to uncover the positive outcomes of a more diversity- and inclusion-driven world, workplace and organization.

Breaking Bias: The Deloitte Podcast for Diversity & Inclusion

In this episode, we spoke to Robert Franken, Digital & Diversity Activist. He tells us about how transformation, diversity and inclusion interact with one another and what prevents companies from successfully implementing a diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) strategy. We talk about barriers and patterns that should be observed by companies to effectively implement a DEI strategy.

Episode #3: Robert Franken on Transformation and D&I

In episode number four, we spoke to Branch Manager and Head of Asset Servicing, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and CEE at Bank of New York Mellon, Katherine Stark. This inspiring episode covers how Katherine translated her passion for D&I and particularly for female empowerment into her workplace. In addition, we chatted about how BNY Mellon has managed to break the trend and achieve high female representation in leadership positions at their international investment management company.

Episode #4: Katherine Starks on bringing her D&I passion to work

This month we spoke with Dr. Abir Haddad, a doctor of law, lecturer at the University of Cologne and Legal Advisor for the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat in Bonn. Learn about the challenges she faced as a woman with an immigrant background and how she is working with her network for multicultural women lawyers to promote multicultural diversity.

Episode #6: Dr. Abir Haddad on gender, migratory background and the law

Digital Workplace, Cyberangriffe, Mangel an Facharbeitern: In dieser Episode sind Oliver Ständert (IoT Strategy & IT Architecture) und Sarah Krüger (Digital Workplace und Mac) von Deloitte in der Smart Factory zu Gast und sprechen mit Cansin Terporten darüber, wie Macs Unternehmen in unserer veränderten Arbeitswelt kosteneffizienter und sicherer machen.

Episode #19: Macs im Enterprise-Umfeld

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Topsharing: Die Führung der Zukunft? Für dieses Thema haben wir zwei absolute Expertinnen, Katja Tiltscher und Kathrin Anandasivam, von Trumpf eingeladen. In der ersten von zwei Folgen spricht Marie-Therese mit Katja und Kathrin über die Voraussetzungen und die konkrete Umsetzung von Topsharing im Alltag. Beide berichten, wie sie den Abstimmungsbedarf managen und welche Vor- und Nachteile Topsharing mit sich bringt.

Episode #30: Topsharing: Anandasivam & Tiltscher teilen ihre Erfahrungen aus 6 Jahren Topsharing | 1

Eine umfassende Reform des Zollrechts auf europäischer Ebene steht bevor. Im Mai 2023 hat die EU-Kommission Vorschläge hierfür vorgelegt. Gründe für die Reform, was sich durch diese ändern soll und wann diese Änderungen eintreten werden berichtet euch Inga Kruse gemeinsam mit unserer Deloitte-Expertin Bettina Mertgen.

Episode #22: EU Zollreform - Was sich für Unternehmen und Privatpersonen ändern wird

In our introductory episode, we introduce you to Anemone Paleko and Alireza Assobar, the two Hosts of the Deloitte Breaking Bias Podcast and Dorothea Schmidt, Partner at Deloitte and head of Deloitte Consulting’s diversity and inclusion initiative. We talk about the motivation for starting such a podcast, its importance for Deloitte, other companies and society as a whole, how we want to shape this podcast and what you can expect in the upcoming episodes.

Episode #0: Breaking Bias – Introducing the Deloitte Deutschland podcast on diversity & inclusion

Many of us have had a particular experience that became the shaping force behind our commitment to a more diverse and inclusive society. In our first episode, we interview Dr. Elisabeth Denison, the Chief People Officer for Deloitte Germany, and hear her speak about her personal case for D&I and how this arose only after she came back to work in the DACH market after having worked for years abroad in Asia and North America as an investment banker. Hear about Dr. Denison’s opinion on the practical implementation of greater diversity and the prerequisites.

Episode #1: Breaking Bias – A Chief People Officer story on “why" D&I

This month the Breaking Bias podcast team welcomed Isabelle Hoyer, founder and CEO of PANDA Women Leadership Network and most recently, Employers for Equality, a program for gender equality and diversity. Isabelle was recognized in 2020 as a LinkedIn Top Voice and spoke to us about how Germany measures up to other nations in empowering women into boardrooms and how important full inclusion in the workplace is.

Breaking Bias Podcast - Interview mit Isabelle Hoyer

Episode #2: Isabelle Hoyer on how Germany stacks up in diversity & inclusion

In unseren Podcasts sprechen wir mit Experten über aktuelle Zukunftsthemen – Wie gelingt die Digitale Transformation? Wie sind neue Geschäftsmodelle eigentlich bilanziell abzubilden? Wie und wo werden wir arbeiten? Und wie kann ein Miteinander von Mensch und Maschine funktionieren?

Mehr zu Deloitte Deutschland: www.deloitte.com/de/ueberuns

Episode #6: Dr. Abir Haddad on gender, migratory background and the law

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