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Join us for an enlightening episode of Baachu Talk Equity Matters as we sit down with Tushar Arun Gandhi, a prominent advocate for social equality and the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi. In our 9th episode, Tushar shares his remarkable journey and discusses his ongoing efforts to promote justice and compassion in society.

Born on a train between Mumbai and Kolkata, Tushar Gandhi's upbringing in Mumbai shaped his commitment to social causes from a young age. Throughout his life, he has been at the forefront of numerous initiatives aimed at uplifting marginalized communities and challenging systemic injustices.

From establishing the Mahatma Gandhi Foundation to his role as President of the Lok Seva Trust, Tushar's work exemplifies the spirit of service and dedication to the welfare of others. He has also made significant contributions to cinema, literature, and activism, using various mediums to amplify his message of peace and equality.

In this episode, Tushar reflects on his experiences, from leading the re-enactment of the Dandi March to his advocacy against cow-vigilante lynch mobs. He shares insights from his nonfiction book, "Let's Kill Gandhi," and discusses his recent appointment as the Ambassador for "Return to Palestine."

Tushar's journey is not only a testament to his family's legacy but also a source of inspiration for individuals striving to make a positive impact in their communities. His unwavering commitment to justice and compassion serves as a beacon of hope in today's world.

Don't miss this captivating conversation with Tushar Gandhi, as we delve into his remarkable life and explore the importance of championing social justice in our society.

Listen to this insightful episode and explore more stories of social equality and justice on our podcast page. Let's continue the conversation and work together to create a more equitable world.

Episode Highlights:

Tushar Gandhi's upbringing and early influences.
His pivotal role in social justice initiatives and organizations.
Insights from his activism, literature, and film projects.
Reflections on family legacy and personal motivations.
Call to action for fostering social change and equality.



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Did you know the engineering services market defied challenges and grew by X% in 2023?  This episode of our podcast dives into the ever-changing world of facilities and engineering services in 2024. We'll analyze market trends, pricing dynamics, and how technology is reshaping the industry.  Join us as we equip you with the knowledge to win deals and navigate this evolving landscape!
Segment 1: Market Overview
In the past year, the facilities services market experienced growth fluctuations, while engineering services emerged as a standout performer, demonstrating resilience and growth despite challenges.
Segment 2: Past Performance and Future Prospects
Join us as we examine the historical performance and future prospects of facilities and engineering services. We'll delve into pricing dynamics, including how competition and new models are impacting service costs, market attractiveness, and evolving buyer expectations.
Segment 3: Emerging Trends and Future Projections
What does the future hold for the facilities and engineering services sector? In this segment, we'll explore emerging trends poised to reshape the industry, from AI-powered maintenance solutions to digital twin technology that optimizes building performance.
Segment 4: Addressing Key Questions
Throughout our discussion, we'll address critical questions relevant to industry professionals:
How did the facilities and engineering services market perform in 2023?
What are the latest enterprise objectives and commercial trends?
How can service providers improve win rates in deals?
Segment 5: Who Should Tune In?
This podcast is a must-listen for professionals across various domains, including:
CXOs seeking strategic insightsSales leaders navigating competitive landscapesContract directors and bid professionals shaping dealsFinance experts evaluating cost structuresSolution designers adapting to client needsReal estate and engineering heads managing operationsProcurement officers and sourcing strategistsCall to Action:
Equip yourself with the knowledge to win deals and navigate the evolving facilities and engineering services landscape in 2024. Subscribe today to stay updated on future episodes and industry insights!
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In this captivating episode, we have the privilege of hosting a truly exceptional figure, Jane Elliott. She's not just a globally recognized educator, lecturer, and diversity trainer; she's a unique voice with profound insights that seem to have sprung from a prejudice-free vacuum.
Honored with the prestigious National Mental Health Association Award for Excellence in Education, Jane Elliott has dedicated her life to shedding light on the baselessness of prejudice and bigotry. Her journey, marked by fearless determination, has left an indelible mark on the world.
Jane Elliott's story unfolds in response to the tragic event of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination in 1968, when she conceived the groundbreaking "Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes Exercise." This transformative experiment, now celebrated worldwide, assigns individuals as inferior or superior based solely on their eye color, immersing them in the profound experience of marginalization. Through lectures, workshops, and videos, Jane Elliott's teachings continue to impact all who encounter them.
Listening to Jane Elliott is like entering a world where insightful opinions flow effortlessly, as if she were born in a prejudice-free vacuum. With unwavering determination, she dismantles defenses, prompting profound introspection and stirring uncomfortable emotions. We cannot shy away from the discomfort and unease she invokes as she fearlessly challenges, exposes, and confronts. In the midst of these stark moments, Jane Elliott emerges as a beacon of inspiration, motivating us all to confront our biases and embrace the transformative power of change. Join us as we delve into her extraordinary insights and the enduring legacy of her work.
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Get ready for a riveting episode of Baachu Talk FM! 
Today, we have a trailblazing powerhouse joining us - someone who has shattered ceilings and transformed the industry over her storied career. I'm talking about the one and only Laurie Gilmer!

As President and COO of Facility Engineering Associates, Laurie has been a disruptive force for progress. She's ushered countless organizations into the future with her expertise in facility assessments, energy management, and sustainability. But Laurie is more than just an industry titan. She's a true leader dedicated to advancing FM as chair of the IFMA Global Board.

She lends her talents to guide the next generation. And she's always uplifting others on their journeys. In our conversation today, the brilliant Laurie Gilmer will give us a rare glimpse into her inspirational path. We'll learn about her vision, her secrets to success, and her blueprint for making waves in the FM field. This is sure to be a riveting and memorable episode with one of the most acclaimed women in facilities management! So join us for an electrifying chat with Laurie Gilmer - a true luminary lighting the way forward.
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 Introducing Beena J Pallical, a catalyst for change in marginalized communities and a dedicated advocate for gender equality. With unwavering determination, she has ignited policy shifts within both Central and State governments, advocating for the inclusion of Dalit women in policy formulation. Beena J Pallical is an Intersectional Feminist and Dalit women Leader and currently General Secretary, National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights (NCDHR)-DAAA. After about a 10-year stint in the corporate sector in marketing, she decided to move to the social sector because of her interest in human rights and taking up social causes. Over the last thirteen years she has been with the NCDHR working on Dalit Economic Rights. Her focal point remains Economic Justice, meticulously addressing Gender Equity, targeted budgets, fiscal accountability, and governance.
For the past five years, her energy has been channeled into enabling youth to access education, yielding scholarships for over 1 lac students across 10 states. She also holds the helm of the Asia Dalit Rights Forum, ensuring Dalit concerns reverberate on both regional and global platforms. A member of the board at Victims Advocate International, Beena champions intersectionality as the bedrock for women's economic freedom and gender equality.
Her impact resonates globally, notably through her work with UN mechanisms like OHCHR in Geneva and the High Level Political Forum in New York. As a pioneering Dalit woman, she has been a frontrunner in the sustainable development goals, emphasizing marginalized voices and equitable financial management for their attainment. With fervent dedication, she embodies the ethos of change through capacity building, representation, and a gender-focused lens.


Her journey amplifies Dalit and Adivasi voices through international seminars, cultivating stronger policies for effective implementation and forging a brighter future.



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Introducing Sherif: a seasoned facility management expert with over 26 years of experience spanning Housing, Housekeeping, Landscape, Real Estate, Sustainability, and Transportation Departments.
At HAMZA ASSOCIATES, Sherif's role as a Structural Engineer led to the design of the iconic Bibliotheca Alexandrina, backed by UNESCO sponsorship.
Educationally, Sherif boasts an MBA from AUC, a Master of Science in Engineering, and a Bachelor's in Civil Engineering from Cairo University.
Currently, Sherif's influence resonates as the Africa FM Chair, Co-Founder, former Vice Chair of EGYFMA, and Global FM board member representing EGYFMA. His membership in APPA Institute for Facilities Management adds to his prestige.
Sherif's impact extends to AUC as an FM instructor, subject matter expert, and course developer. Additionally, he serves as a LEED Auditor for FM 41,000 via BSI, showcasing his commitment to sustainability.
Sherif's legacy shines as a driving force in facility management, inspiring through expertise, innovation, and unwavering dedication.
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