Transformation with purpose-driven impact is top of mind for businesses around the world. Slalom UK&I President, Dave Williams, explains how to move the needle in the midst of rapid technological change and increasing demands for efficiency.  Story highlights:  · How does a purpose-driven consultancy help client organisations identify latent business opportunities and new applications in commerciality?  · Discover the ways Slalom is enhancing innovation efforts in the Energy sector as companies seek to address climate challenges.  · Hear the surprising things a football club and an automotive manufacturer discovered when Slalom brought them together for an innovative exchange of ideas.  · Curious about what Dave is excited about and what has got him feeling a bit nervous? Tune in to hear his take on ‘Black Swan’ events and how to navigate them.  Contacts:  Guest: Dave Williams email: [email protected]; LinkedIn profile  Host: Kim Taylor email: [email protected]: LinkedIn Profile  Search Tags: Strategy, Culture, Values, Manchester, United Kingdom, UK, Ireland, London, Dublin, Leaders.

Slalom’s own Jalonni Weaver (Sr. Analyst, Talent Acquisition) brings her unique voice to this podcast series, inviting to the mic colleagues who - like herself - are participating in the Slalom Tours program.   A new episode of "Tours with Jalonni" is up! Meet Rachel Simon, a powerhouse in talent acquisition turned marketing maven! From conferences to full-time marketing, Rachel shares her journey from manager to rocking the salesforce marketing team tour. Tune in for some career inspo!   To tune into more fiercely human stories about Slalom’s work, culture and our people, visit the Slalom On Air page.

Slalom’s own Jalonni Weaver (Sr. Analyst, Talent Acquisition) brings her unique voice to this podcast series, inviting to the mic colleagues who (like herself) are participating in the Slalom Tours program. In this week's episode Mazvita Chikava, TA analyst turned marketing pro, discusses her journey into the world of marketing and the twists and turns that led her to this exciting career path.   To tune into more fiercely human stories about Slalom’s work, culture and our people, visit the Slalom On Air page.

Slalom’s own Jalonni Weaver (Sr. Analyst, Talent Acquisition) brings her unique voice to this podcast series, inviting to the mic colleagues who - like herself - are participating in the Slalom Tours program. On our latest episode, talent acquisition manager Deanna Silvestri shares her journey from recruiting for a role to actually working in that role! She spills the tea on what it's really like to switch sides and provides valuable insights for both recruiters and candidates.   To tune into more fiercely human stories about Slalom’s work, culture and our people, visit the Slalom On Air page.

We are excited to introduce our new external Slalom On Air series, Tours with Jalonni. Already a popular presence on social media, Slalom’s own Jalonni Weaver (Sr. Analyst, Talent Acquisition) brings her unique voice to this new podcast series, inviting to the mic colleagues who (like herself) are participating in the Slalom Tours program. Why did they raise their hands? How have their own skills been utilized and grown as Slalom continues to put people first in times of turbulence? And what is a Tour you ask? Jalonni talks with Senior Talent Analyst SeanKelly Anderson about what the Tours program is all about in our first episode.   To tune into more fiercely human stories about Slalom’s work, culture and our people, visit the Slalom On Air page.

Slalom’s own Jalonni Weaver (Sr. Analyst, Talent Acquisition) brings her unique voice to this new podcast series, inviting to the mic colleagues who - like herself - are participating in the Slalom Tours program. This week we chat with talent acquisition analyst Christiaan Van De Stadt who's making waves in talent management through his passion for project management and transferrable skills.   To tune into more fiercely human stories about Slalom’s work, culture and our people, visit the Slalom On Air page.

* Please be aware: the topic of this podcast may be triggering for some.  Many people would be shocked to learn that sexual assault kits—a critical element in criminal cases—can sometimes be mishandled, misplaced, or even lost due to insufficient resources, procedures, and processes within our medical and criminal systems overall. Given the potentially severe consequences of this, Georgia’s Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) and Slalom’s Public & Social Impact industry group partnered to solve this critically important problem and, in the process, empowered survivors with the ability to track their cases and their kits as they pursue justice in the legal system. Story highlights:  What is the CJCC and how do they help and support victims of violent crime? What happened when 1500 sexual assault kits were found in a hospital storage room? How did Slalom gather up key stakeholder groups, including leaders in nursing, law enforcement, advocacy groups, and many others, across the state to collaborate on the creation of an effective solution? How is this critically important work paving the way for other states to initiate similar programs for the benefit of their communities? Tags:  Process, community collaboration, helping survivors, transparency, accountability, data tracking, stakeholder engagement, and values.  Related links:  Georgia CJCC case study  Curious to find out more about Slalom’s public & social impact?  Slalom public & social impact  Featured Guest: Mike McKinney

As a General Manager at Slalom Build, Sharon is leading the charge to strengthen our technology teams with more diverse voices allowing us to bring a laser-focus to customer centricity.  By bringing "all the voices" into the room, we continue to live and elevate our values, as we build the same diverse relationships with our clients.  The result is an elevated approach to business operations across the board.   A few highlights: Hear the interesting history of Slalom Build and the innovative technology solutions we use to delight our customers and accelerate their critical business strategies; See how the power of collaboration, integrating different ways of thinking, and listening to all the voices in the room changes outcomes in real time; Feel the impact of how Slalom is breaking barriers with our many Women in Technology initiatives. Contact: Sharon LynchTags: Agile; _build; Build; Career; Consulting; Curiosity; Empathy; Employee resource groups; ERG; Engineering; Impactful work; Inclusion, diversity and equity; Problem-solving; Team; Technology; Voice; Women; Women’s Executive Board; Women in Technology; WIT; Women's Leadership Network; WLN

After a “career mid-life crisis,” Cindy Tam found her true purpose: supporting organizations on their ESG (environmental, social, and governance) journeys. Tune in for an informal chat between Cindy and Slalom’s head of R&D, Dave Uhler. They share their personal connections to sustainability, discuss the thorny question of measurement, and reflect on how simple, small changes can lead to bigger impacts. Featured guest: Cindy Tam, Director, Global ESG Host: Dave Uhler, Head of Research and Development Episode Highlights:  Globally, organizations are ramping up their ESG efforts to grow new capabilities and responsibly manage resources to foster their triple top and bottom lines: people, planet, and profit. In this episode of Slalom On Air, we hear directly from the Slalom team members supporting them. What happens when our head of research and development gets together with a global ESG director to look at this topic? Real talk! Two Slalom leaders share what sparked their interest in sustainability. They’re also candid about the small changes they’re making in their personal lives: Cindy is exploring more plant-based eating, Dave is looking to curtailing business travel. Cindy and Dave unpack what sustainability and the bigger ESG equation can mean for business leaders. Get Cindy’s perspective on why ESG is a tool, not an outcome, and learn why Dave is a big fan of starting with ‘I don’t know.’ Related LINKS: Curious to find out more about Slalom’s ESG work? Go to: https://www.slalom.com/index.php/esg-acceleration Tags: Sustainability, ESG, career change, environment, governance, data, measurement, management consulting, technology consulting, ESG consulting, climate change, net zero, zero waste, carbon offsetting, carbon neutral, energy efficiency, green business, sustainable business, sustainable company, ESG acceleration, fiercely human consulting, better tomorrows, innovation.

Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides (LFCDG) empowers Canadians with disabilities by providing service animals at no cost. But can you imagine how hard it is to rely on pen and paper records for that important work? Tune in to discover how Slalom helped the organization implement Salesforce to create a single source of truth for its data. You’ll also hear heart-warming success stories about clients and their animals and get your pressing questions about dog guides answered. (Spoiler: You shouldn’t pet one!) To learn more, please visit: https://www.dogguides.com/