Abt Untold Sam Barton

In this episode, Luana discusses what it was like living in Los Angeles for 17, her time on the game show 'Family Feud' her work with the Australian Nurse-Family Partnership Program.

In this episode, we talk to Scott Roantree about his time as a management consultant, how and why he got involved in international development, and the future of the sector in general.

This is the condensed version of the Abt Untold interview with Karen Harmon, Executive Director of Organisational Culture. It's highly recommended that you listen to the extended version so you can hear some of the unique and terrifying experiences Karen has had over the years.

This episode is focused on how Karen got involved with Abt, the underpinnings of the company culture and the importance of empathy in this line of work.

This is the extended version of the interview with Karen Harmon, Executive Director of Organisational Culture. In this interview, we explore some of the exhilarating stories from the decades she has spent in the international development field. We also talk about her time as spiritual midwife, and the importance of empathy in this line of work.

The guest for this episode of Abt Untold is Kurt Jacobs.

In our chat, we talk about what is was like being on the front lines in a hedge fund during the GFC, we find out the story behind the intricate contraption on his knee and we explore the story behind how he married the same woman twice. Enjoy the conversation!

Jay Knott is Abt's Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer. In this conversation, we talk about Abt's past, where it is today, and what future might look like for Abt and the field of international development. Jay also explores some contemporary issues in international development, touching on the growing issues like climate change and disease control. We also talk a little bit about his background and how it lead to him getting involved in international development.


Intro and outro music by: https://soundcloud.com/jeff-kaale