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95. From 21 to 24.7: What CERN's Diversity Initiative Teaches Us About Culture Change
May 26, 2026
42m 10s
94. The Hidden Support System: How Governments Help You Land International Jobs
Apr 16, 2026
35m 30s
93. Inside Humanitarian Recruitment: How the Danish Refugee Council Hires for Crisis Zones
Mar 19, 2026
34m 52s
92. Navigating Uncertainty: Building a Resilient UN Career with Gerhard Tripp
Feb 19, 2026
39m 40s
91. Why Your Onboarding Experience Matters More Than You Think!
Jan 21, 2026
29m 56s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5/26/26 | ![]() 95. From 21 to 24.7: What CERN's Diversity Initiative Teaches Us About Culture Change✨ | diversityinclusion+4 | Louise Carvalho | CERNDiversity & Inclusion Programme | — | diversityCERN+5 | — | 42m 10s | |
| 4/16/26 | ![]() 94. The Hidden Support System: How Governments Help You Land International Jobs✨ | international jobsgovernment support+3 | Anita Konijn | UNEU+1 | Netherlands | UN careersEU careers+3 | — | 35m 30s | |
| 3/19/26 | ![]() 93. Inside Humanitarian Recruitment: How the Danish Refugee Council Hires for Crisis Zones✨ | humanitarian recruitmentcrisis management+3 | Iosif Emmanouil Sofios | the Danish Refugee CouncilDRC+1 | DRC | Danish Refugee Councilsafeguarding standards+4 | — | 34m 52s | |
| 2/19/26 | ![]() 92. Navigating Uncertainty: Building a Resilient UN Career with Gerhard Tripp✨ | UN career developmentresilience+3 | Gerhard Tripp | UNUNOV+3 | — | Young Professionals Programmefield assignments+5 | — | 39m 40s | |
| 1/21/26 | ![]() 91. Why Your Onboarding Experience Matters More Than You Think!✨ | onboardingcareer development+3 | Meghan Parinussa | AppicalMusical Minutes | — | onboarding experiencejob offer+6 | — | 29m 56s | |
| 11/27/25 | ![]() 90. Career by Curiosity: Satu Santala on Climate Leadership at the NDF✨ | climate financecareer development+3 | Satu Santala | Nordic Development FundNDF+4 | Helsinki | Nordic Development FundEthiopian village+8 | — | 39m 59s | |
| 10/29/25 | ![]() 89. Inside Humanitarian Recruitment at the UN with Liliana Nieves Paez✨ | humanitarian recruitmentemotional intelligence+3 | Liliana Nieves Paez | UN | South Sudan | humanitarian teamsgender parity+3 | — | 37m 04s | |
| 9/17/25 | ![]() 88. From P1 to D2: A UN Veteran's Journey Through Crisis and Change✨ | career growthinternational development+3 | Yvonne Helle | UNUNDP | HaitiSudan+2 | UNDPcrisis zones+4 | — | 49m 23s | |
| 8/27/25 | ![]() 87. Breaking the Myth: Your Guide to Working at INTERPOL✨ | careersinternational organizations+3 | Danielle GarciaMagda Vigoureux | INTERPOLBreaking the Myth: Your Guide to | Lyon | INTERPOLglobal impact+3 | — | 45m 49s | |
| 8/13/25 | ![]() 86. From Intern to Executive: A Costa Rican Lawyer's Journey to Leading HR at the OECD✨ | career developmenthuman resources+3 | Daniel Fuster | OECDthe Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development+1 | Costa RicaCosta Rica's | OECDCosta Rica+3 | — | 54m 23s | |
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| 7/24/25 | ![]() 85. Karim Benammar: Why This Amsterdam Philosopher Is Revolutionizing How We Think About Hiring✨ | hiringphilosophy+3 | Karim Benammar | AbundanceReframing – The Art of Thinking Differently+1 | AmsterdamEngland+4 | traditional CVsinterviews+3 | — | 57m 33s | |
| 7/3/25 | ![]() 84. Pursuing a Career in Humanitarian Work: Pathways to Joining the ICRC | Ready to make a real impact? Join Mohini Ghai-Kramer, Head of Learning and Development at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), as she reveals what it really takes to break into humanitarian work. Discover the two distinct career pathways at ICRC - the specialist route for experts and the unique generalist path developed in-house. Learn about essential skills like intercultural competence and negotiation, plus get practical advice on transitioning into the sector. Mohini dispels common myths about humanitarian work (it's not just about good intentions!) and shares insights on ICRC's comprehensive learning ecosystem spanning 90 countries. Whether you're considering a career change or just starting out, this episode offers honest guidance on building a meaningful career that makes a genuine difference. Perfect for: Career changers, recent graduates, and anyone passionate about humanitarian impact. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 6/26/25 | ![]() 83. Breaking Barriers: How Neurodivergent Professionals can Thrive in International Organizations | Join Satomi Ogata, founder of Beyond Bias and late-diagnosed neurodivergent HR professional, as she shares 15 years of insights from international organizations. Discover why traditional DEI approaches often fail neurodivergent talent, learn practical strategies for creating truly inclusive workplaces, and get game-changing interview questions to evaluate potential employers. From Singapore to UN agencies in Denmark, Satomi reveals the gap between inclusion theory and practice—and offers universal design solutions that benefit everyone. Essential listening for neurodivergent professionals, HR practitioners, and anyone building careers in international development. Key takeaways: How to navigate disclosure decisions, spot genuinely inclusive employers, and why small workplace adjustments create massive impact. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 6/10/25 | ![]() 82. Building Highways of Knowledge: Exploring Careers at the European Southern Observatory | Join Fiona Brazil, Head of HR at the European Southern Observatory, for insights into careers building the world's most powerful telescopes. From 8-day shifts in Chile's Atacama Desert to engineering the "Extremely Large Telescope," discover what it's really like working for an organization that pushes the boundaries of human knowledge. Fiona shares practical advice on breaking into international scientific organizations and essential tips for authentic applications in the age of AI. Perfect for engineers seeking purpose-driven work or anyone curious about careers among the stars. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 5/27/25 | ![]() 81. How One WHO Staff Member Sparked a Global Movement | When WHO economist Tania Cernuschi couldn't sleep through her children's coughing in January 2025, she had an audacious idea: what if one billion people each donated just one dollar to support global health? Within days of launching the One World Movement, it was raising $10,000 daily and has now generated over $500,000 from 10,000+ supporters. In this episode, Tania and WHO Foundation's Sandra Sorial reveal how individual donations democratize global health funding, why multilateral cooperation benefits everyone (including your local pharmacy visits), and how this grassroots movement is creating unexpected pathways into global health careers. From midnight musings to a movement that's raised over $5 million, discover how small actions create big change in global health solidarity. Ready to make your voice heard? Every dollar counts at oneworldhealthforall.org Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 5/19/25 | ![]() 80. How Amar Bokhari Transformed His Family Business into a Social Enterprise Powerhouse | After 20 years at the United Nations, Amar Bokhari took a leap of faith to revitalize his family's textile business in Pakistan. In this episode, discover how he transformed a traditional rug company into a thriving social enterprise that employs 450 people, provides free education to 1,000 children, and operates on 100% solar power. Amar shares his unique perspective as a Norwegian-Pakistani entrepreneur and offers invaluable insights on balancing purpose with profitability. Whether you're an aspiring social entrepreneur or interested in sustainable business practices, this conversation provides both practical wisdom and inspiration for making business a force for good in the 21st century. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 4/24/25 | ![]() 79. Christel Adamou, OPEC Fund: Shaping International Development with a People-Centered Approach | Join us for an insightful conversation with Christel Adamou, HR Director at the OPEC Fund for International Development. Discover what makes this Vienna-based multilateral development bank unique, from its diverse workforce to its focus on impactful projects fighting poverty worldwide. Christel shares valuable career advice from her 20 years in international development, discusses entry pathways including internships and specialized programs, and reveals why Vienna offers an exceptional quality of life for international professionals. Whether you're considering a career in development or curious about multilateral institutions, this episode provides practical insights into making a global impact. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 4/9/25 | ![]() 78. IDB's Ines Olano Shares Insights on Cross-Cultural Leadership and Women's Development | In this episode of the Impactpool podcast series, we meet with Ines Olano, Chief of Talent Management at the Inter-American Development Bank. With 30 years of global experience at companies like Unilever, Bayer, and Honeywell, Ines shares insights on cross-cultural leadership, women's development initiatives, and her transition from corporate to development sectors. Learn about practical strategies for building professional networks, enhancing organizational culture, and measuring talent development success. Discover how personal values and international experience shape effective leadership in today's interconnected world. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 3/25/25 | ![]() 77. Sarah Clapham, OPCW: Neurodivergent woman breaking barriers in science and diplomacy | In this Impactpool podcast, we sit down with Sarah Clapham, Science Policy Officer at the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW). Sarah shares her remarkable journey from chemistry researcher to international policy expert while offering valuable insights into navigating STEM fields as both a woman and a neurodivergent professional. Discover how Sarah's neurodivergent perspective brings unique strengths to her work translating complex scientific concepts for diplomats and policymakers. She discusses the challenges of gender bias in male-dominated environments, the progress she's witnessed throughout her career, and provides practical advice for aspiring women in STEM. This episode offers valuable perspectives on embracing neurodiversity in the workplace and creating more inclusive environments where diverse voices can drive innovation in science and global security. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 3/10/25 | ![]() 76. International Relocation and Driving Impact: A Look Inside AIIB with Scott Fitzgerald | In this episode we meet with Scott Fitzgerald, Head of Talent Acquisition at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. We speak about how this multilateral organization is powering sustainable infrastructure across Asia, from renewable energy in Kazakhstan to satellite connectivity in Indonesia. Scott shares insights from his journey from rural Canada to Beijing, offers practical advice on international relocation, and reveals what AIIB looks for in candidates during this period of rapid growth. Whether you're considering a career in development or curious about life abroad, this episode delivers valuable perspectives from a talent acquisition leader with truly global experience! Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 2/25/25 | ![]() 75. From Service Industry to UNICEF: How Eugenia Olliaro's early work shaped her Humanitarian Path | In this inspiring Impactpool Podcast, Eugenia Olliaro shares her remarkable career path from working in the service industry to becoming the Manager of Data Governance at UNICEF. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes Eugenia speaks about how her experiences across nearly ten countries shaped her perspective, from her early work with migrant communities to her roles as a UN Volunteer in Tajikistan and emergency response in Kenyan refugee camps. Throughout her journey, Eugenia highlights how connections with extraordinary people worldwide have been her greatest source of motivation. The episode offers valuable insights on personal growth in international development, with Eugenia open-heartedly discussing her decision to leave UNICEF to stay true to her values of the importance of continuous learning, self-reflection, and staying true to what drives you. A must-listen for anyone interested in humanitarian careers or seeking inspiration for their own personal development journey. | — | ||||||
| 1/28/25 | ![]() 74. From Cultural Exchange to Global Impact: A Conversation with UNDP's Jean-Luc Marcelin | What does it take to build a career advancing sustainable development across cultures and continents? Hear Jean-Luc Marcelin, Talent Acquisition and Partnership Specialist at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) share his journey in international development and valuable insights for aspiring UN professionals! Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 1/7/25 | ![]() 73. Micheal Conneely - Director, Human Resources Management at UNIDO - Reimagining Careers and HR | From military service to managing global talent - in this episode, we meet with Micheal Conneely, Director of Human Resources Management at UNIDO. Micheal shares his fresh perspectives on how traditional career paths are evolving in international organizations; how to ensure promoting diversity and inclusion in a global workforce; the role of AI and automation in transforming HR practices and the current trends shaping the future of HR in international organizations. We speak about UNIDO's diverse work across more than 60 countries, from addressing world hunger through agribusiness initiatives to promoting sustainable industrial development and climate action, ensuring delivery of the mandate with a focus on mental health and employee wellbeing. Whether you're interested in international development or curious about the future of work, this episode offers unique insights into managing talent in a rapidly changing world! Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 12/2/24 | ![]() 72. Impactpool Podcast - An internship with the Green Climate Fund | In this episode, intern Emma Nijssen takes us behind the scenes at the Green Climate Fund (GCF), sharing insights from her roles in accreditation and investment operations. From navigating project partnerships to discovering unexpected career opportunities, Emma discusses what it really takes to join this unique climate finance institution and make the most of the experience. Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
| 10/23/24 | ![]() 71. Daiga Barone - Talent Acquisition Team Lead at the ICC | In this Impactpool Podcast, we meet with the ICC's Talent Acquisition Team Lead, Daiga Barone. We look at the challenges and strategies of recruitment and human resources management; Daiga shares her own diverse career path, from the private sector to the public service of the ICC, and discusses the ICC's efforts to efficiently process a surge of job applications while ensuring diversity and inclusion in its workforce. Besides that, we speak about the potential use of AI in talent acquisition, the importance of employee well-being, and Daiga's approach to team management and personal development. Enjoy! Music by Merlijn Angad Gaur / Musical Minutes | — | ||||||
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