Unmuted: Why Telling Our Stories Is a Leadership Strategy with Niya Baxter on BLKGirl Ambition
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of storytelling as a leadership strategy, particularly for Black women, featuring insights from Niya Baxter.
In this powerful episode of The Organisational Inclusionist, I sit down with Niya Baxter — Culture Architect, brand strategist, and founder of BLKGirl Ambition — to explore what happens when Black women lead out loud. We talk about the personal cost of silence, the power of storytelling in corporate spaces, and why narratives — not numbers — are what truly shape culture and drive change. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to shrink, dim, or mute your truth, this conversation is for you. 🔗 Connect with Niya Baxter: Instagram: @niyabaxter LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niyabaxter/ 💬 Question for you: What’s a story you wish more leaders would tell — and why? Drop it in the comments #UnmutedLeadership #OrganisationalInclusionist #BLKGirlAmbition #BlackWomenLead #StorytellingMatters #LeadershipPodcast
People in this episode
Host: Grace Mosuro
Guest: Niya Baxter
Topics covered
- leadership
- storytelling
- Black women
- corporate culture
- narratives
- personal experiences
Keywords
- leadership strategy
- storytelling
- Black women
- corporate spaces
- cultural change
- personal stories
- Niya Baxter
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: BLKGirl Ambition, Instagram, LinkedIn
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