NASA’s astronaut Christina Koch spent 328 days in space, setting the record for the longest single spaceflight by a woman.​

In this episode Christina takes us through her journey becoming an astronaut and encourages us to pursue our dreams.

This episode is made possible in collaboration with Schneider Electric.

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Bhavani Amirthalingam is a Chief Digital Information Officer at Ameren, an electric services company.

In this episode Bhavani shares her experience growing up in India and developing a passion for technology. She also tells us about her work at Ameren and how she uses technology to create access to reliable energy.

This episode is made possible in collaboration with Schneider Electric.

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Macaya Douoguih is the head of clinical development and medical affairs for vaccines at Johnson and Johnson.

In this episode, Macaya tells us about her experience working with others to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. She also speaks of the disadvantages women in science still face and how we are also progressing towards equality.

This episode was produced in collaboration with Johnson & Johnson.

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Zanelle Dalglish is the director of Sustainable Development and academy for Schneider Electric in English-Speaking Africa.

In this episode Zanelle tells us how SE is working towards a more equitable future by training women in the field of electrical energy. She also speaks of her experiences providing energy solutions and leading others to do the same.

This episode is made possible in collaboration with Schneider Electric.

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Nathalie Massin is a French endocrinologist and head of reproductive medicine department at Creteil Hospital Center.

In this episode Nathalie tells us about her decision to become a doctor and her experience tackling reproductive health. She also explains why it is essential to educate people about fertility if we are to improve women’s health.

This episode was produced in collaboration with Organon.

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Sophie Borgne is Senior Vice President of the Digital Power line of business at Schneider Electric. Originally from France, Sophie has worked for SE for the past 20 years.

In this episode Sophie tells us about her experience as a woman in a male dominated field and how she evolved into a leadership position. She also tells us about her involvement in the Schneider Electric Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion board and how  she actively promotes STEM to young women and girls.

This episode is made possible in collaboration with Schneider Electric.

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Dr Anne Connolly is the Co-founder and Chair of the Primary Care Women’s Health Forum.

In this episode Anne points out the many ways women are disadvantaged in the healthcare system. She speaks of the importance of advocating to improve local health services and making women’s health a priority.

Lastly, Anne shares how the Primary Care Women’s Health Forum facilitates collaboration between organizations who have an interest in improving standards in women's health.

This episode was produced in collaboration with Organon.

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Angela Maas is a professor in the Cardiology Department at Radboud University Medical Center in the Netherlands.

In this episode Angela takes us back to the beginning of her career, when studying the male anatomy was the norm. She also tells us why we should adopt a gender-sensitive approach to medicine by paying more attention to the differences between men and women’s health. Lastly, Angela shares lessons learned in her long career in the medical field.

This episode was produced in collaboration with Organon.

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