Being the Invisible Anchor When a Crisis Hits with Abitha Mohan
Leading the way to Resilience: The BCI PodcastShow Notes
Abitha discusses her IT background, the move from reactive to predicitve in AI, resilience moving out of the back office, using Gemini and Slackbot, mentorship and sponsorship, and trusted leaders.
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Tracey discusses her 24 years of experience in resilience, keeping curious, avoiding overwhelm, and getting the polycrisis mentality.
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Abigail discusses her joining the Women in Resilience Committee, discovering risk management, ensuring women have proper input into resilience, inter-connectivity, and her work in a dog-café.