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Hosted by Greg Dearsly · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 40 episodes
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In today’s multi-cultural organisations, cultural intelligence capabilities will be critical to enable health and safety practitioners and professionals to build interpersonal trust with members of the workforce. This podcast provides a platform whereby Safety Professionals can develop a pathway to enhance their cultural intelligence capability, helping them to function effectively when working in a multi-cultural situation.
Greg Dearsly hosts The Culturally Intelligent Safety Professional, a society show with 40 episodes published.
The episode is a follow up from season 2 wehere Vance Walker intorduced Me Mataara. This time we take a look back, find out whats happening now and look to the future. Me Mataara has moved from being an idea to becoming
“In this episode of The Culturally Intelligent Safety Professional , I sit down face-to-face with my good friend and global safety leader, Eldeen Pozniak, while we’re in Bali following the wedding of a colleague. Eldeen
In this special episode of The Culturally Intelligent Safety Professional , I do something a little different, I read the introductory chapter of my upcoming book on cultural intelligence and safety. Health and safety pr
This episode is a bit different. I have provided some context and in the show notes is a link to another podcast I appeared on called Board Talks Off the Cuff which focussed on Pacifika and the challenges faced in pursui
In this episode, I spoke with Michelle Nguyen, a Gen Z community development professional originally from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, now building her career in Aotearoa New Zealand. Michelle shares her journey of moving
In this episode I catch up with Ned Legasby, author, CQ Fellow, and former media executive to explore how cultural intelligence (CQ) shapes not just storytelling, but how people experience work, risk, and safety. Ned sha
In this episode, I chat with Michelle and explore how her cultural intelligence was shaped through lived experience and why it matters in the world of safety. Michelle draws on her upbringing as the daughter of Dutch imm
What a conversation, Marsha always manages to include seriousness, professionalism and fun into every conversation. Before we wrap this episode, let’s reflect on a few key takeaways from my conversation with the incredib
What a though provoking conversation with Dr Hend Zaki, we covered a lot of ground from hijab and handshakes to halal food and prayer rooms and how these realities impact Muslims at work every single day. What’s clear is
In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Danielle Henry, an organizational leader and cultural intelligence expert, to explore how leadership psychology and empathetic practices shape workplace culture. We talked about the m
What a pleasure to speak with Moni, the conversation wasn't just about safety—it was about systems, culture, and the courage to do things differently. My key findings and lessons from this discussion include: Work is Ada
What a great honour to speak with Trisha a real early adopter of CQ, our conversation explored the pivotal moments that shaped Trisha’s career, including her early insights into organizational dysfunction, her transforma
In this episode of The Culturally Intelligent Safety Professional , I speak with Emma Jordaan — cultural intelligence strategist, CEO of Infinite Consulting, host of The HR & CQ Show , and recently published author of Du
A rich and thought-provoking kōrero with Vance Walker — a returning guest and a true thought leader in integrating Māori culture with health and safety practices. In this episode, we explored how cultural intelligence ca
What a conversation, huge thanks again to Jodhi Warwick-Ponga for joining us, and for bringing such grounded, powerful insights into the space. There are a few key takeaways I want to highlight. First — that idea of dive
Cultural Intelligence & Workplace Safety: Why It Matters More Than Ever In health and safety, we often focus on compliance, technical skills, and risk management. But what about cultural intelligence (CQ) —the ability to
Briar emphasizes the importance of indigenous wisdom in shaping personal wellbeing and workplace safety. She drew from Māori perspectives and her study of rongoā (traditional healing) to highlight how reconnecting with P
Simonne's insights reveal the importance of inclusive practices in the workplace, particularly in health and safety roles, where clear communication and understanding are critical. By embracing diverse perspectives, safe
An intriguing conversation with Jono as we dove into his rich experiences in the military and his transition to civilian life as a health and safety advisor. The conversation covered the evolution of safety practices, th
The Culturally Intelligent Safety Professional is back for season 2 with a great line up of guests from New Zealand and around the world. In episode 1 we talk again to crowd favourite Jodhi Warwick Ponga about enhancing
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The Culturally Intelligent Safety Professional is hosted by Greg Dearsly. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 40 episodes.
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