Debbie and Jo co-founded Vana HR Resourcing in 2004,following successful careers within a corporate FTSE 100.‘Vana Talks’ see them embarking on a series of podcast conversations with HR leaders and specialists who are shaping employee experiences across a broad spectrum of industries.Curious to learn more about their organisation’s spirit, understand how they attract and engage their communities, and how game-changing technology has revolutionised operations,they’re packed full of insightful stuff. Authentic as ever, Debbie and Jo approach their podcasts in a relaxed, informal style.
Vana Talks
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Debbie and Jo co-founded Vana HR Resourcing in 2004,following successful careers within a corporate FTSE 100.‘Vana Talks’ see them embarking on a series of podcast conversations with HR leaders and specialists who are shaping employee experiences across a broad spectrum of industries.Curious to learn more about their organisation’s spirit, understand how they attract and engage their communities, and how game-changing technology has revolutionised operations,they’re packed full of insightful stuff. Authentic as ever, Debbie and Jo approach their podcasts in a relaxed, informal style.
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March 11, 2021
Vana Talks: With Julie-Ann Haines (CEO, Principality Building Society)
<p>Vana co-founder and co-director, Jo White, talks to Julie-Ann Haines - CEO of the Principality Building Society. </p> <p>In their conversation, Julie-Ann describes how the business has adapted to the pandemic and the emphasis placed on colleague wellbeing, the move to a more inclusive agenda... and the joys of home-baking and virtual pilates. <br> <br> (20 minute listen)</p>
February 11, 2021
Vana Talks: With Graeme Johnson (Talent Director, GVC)
<p>Vana co-founder and director, Debbie Flowers, catches up with Graeme Johnson, Talent Director for GVC.</p> <p>Graeme describes the award-winning programme to build a common identity and purpose across GVC's global workforce, his experiences of tackling diversity and inclusion, and how lockdown led to some new extracurricular activities...</p>
January 6, 2021
Vana Talks: With Ruth Filor (Global Head of Talent, Superdry)
<p>Vana Co-founder and Co-Director, Debbie Flowers, catches up online with Ruth Filor, Global Head of Talent for Superdry.With oversight for Resourcing, Learning and Talent Development, Ruth explains how the team have adapted during a tumultuous 12 months, and shares some of their successes including a new employee-focused Talent philosophy, an updated employee value proposition, and rollout of a Superdry brand 'playbook'. The conversation also covers the current Learning experience at the company and efforts to create a more consistent and inclusive learning culture - plus the creation of the Superdry Tavern</p>
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