• The Snakes And Ladders Show With Ronita Sengupta

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The Snakes And Ladders Show With Ronita Sengupta

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  • This talk show is a groundbreaking platform that celebrates the inspiring journeys of women who have climbed the ladders of success, overcoming the challenges and setbacks along the way. Join us as we explore the stories of extraordinary women from diverse backgrounds, who have shattered glass ceilings, defied stereotypes, and made a lasting impact on the world. Through candid conversations, we'll uncover the 'ladders' that propelled them forward and the 'snakes' they deftly navigated. Get ready to be inspired, empowered, and equipped with invaluable insights from this remarkable trailblaze
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  • Leadership Unleashed: Hilde’s Journey to Becoming a Young COO

    Leadership Unleashed: Hilde’s Journey to Becoming a Young COO
    Oct 21 2024

    In this episode, host Ronita Sengupta sits down with Hilde Faber, COO of Canara Robeco, to explore her remarkable ascent in the corporate world. The conversation reveals how Hilde navigated the snakes of adversity and challenges, transforming them into valuable lessons on her journey to success. Each ladder she climbed represents her bold decisions and unwavering determination that led her to the top. Join us for an inspiring discussion that highlights how overcoming obstacles can pave the way to extraordinary achievements in leadership!

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    29 mins

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