by Paula Fray
The Change Voices podcast, hosted by fraycollge of communications CEO Paula Fray, explores the challenges, successes and lessons of leadership through the experiences of diverse women leaders across Africa. Season 2 uncovers themes of technology, business and journalism — striving to challenge who leads and who speaks about leadership.
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July 25, 2022
In this fifth episode of season two, we're in conversation with public relations consultant, public speaker and WomeninTechZA co-founder Samantha Perry. Through the work of WomeninTechZA, Perry aims to bridge the gender diversity gap in the tech sector. Working both as a journalist and PR professional in a consultancy and full-time capacity over the past 20 years, Perry has covered the ICT sector for the likes of Computing SA (editor), ComputerWeek, and Brainstorm magazine (editor). In her capacity as a PR professional and consultant, she has worked with listed and multinational organisations such as Striata, Google, Telkom, MTN and Dimension Data. She currently serves as the Johannesburg Agency Lead for public relations and integrated marketing agency Irvine Partners. We’d love to hear from you, tweet us @changevoices, find us on Instagram, connect with us on LinkedIn, and visit our website frayintermedia.com. If you have any specific women in mind that you’d like to hear from or if you want to support our endeavor, please contact Paula directly at pfray@frayintermedia.com or direct message her on social media.
June 24, 2022
In this fourth episode of season two, were in conversation with Gabriella Razanno, founder of OpenUp, a civic tech lab based in Cape Town. Razzano is a researcher and legal consultant on issues of transparency, open data, technology and law. She has contributed to the drafting of regional instruments (such as the African model law on access to information, the African declaration on internet rights and freedoms), and is drafting the SADC model law on the digital economy. We’d love to hear from you, tweet us @changevoices, find us on Instagram, connect with us on LinkedIn, and visit our website frayintermedia.com. If you have any specific women in mind that you’d like to hear from or if you want to support our endeavour, please contact Paula directly at pfray@frayintermedia.com or direct message her on social media. Change Voices is a production of frayintermedia Produced by Zoe Naledi Neocosmos Social Media and Graphics by Aphiwe Kunene Editing by Desmond Latham and Zoe Naledi Neocosmos
June 9, 2022
In this third episode of the Change Voices series, host Paula Fray is in conversation with Congolese-born Huguette Diakabana, a global health practitioner whose expertise considers the practice of connecting people to life-saving technologies. Diakabana is Co-Founder of the African Alliance of Digital Health Networks. She has deployed technology-based solutions in education, community development, and global health in over 20 countries throughout Africa. She currently works with organizations and governments to leverage data to enhance the quality of health services. She is also a New Voices Fellow with the Aspen Institute and Co-Chair of the WHO Digital Health Technical Advisory Group. We’d love to hear from you, tweet us @changevoices, find us on Instagram, connect with us on LinkedIn, and visit our website frayintermedia.com. If you have any specific women in mind that you’d like to hear from or if you want to support our endeavour, please contact Paula directly at pfray@frayintermedia.com or direct message her on social media.
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The Change Voices podcast, hosted by fraycollge of communications CEO Paula Fray, explores the challenges, successes and lessons of leadership through the experiences of diverse women leaders across Africa.
Season 2 uncovers themes of technology, business and journalism — striving to challenge who leads and who speaks about leadership.
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