On Her Way Podcast

In this episode we talk about safe mobility for people with low vision. Sight loss significantly affects one's independence leading to limited mobility amongst other things. Many people who lose their sight have to overcome enormous difficulties to get around. Inconsiderately designed public space and mobility options can be challenging, at the same time even small changes to those can make a difference.Bhavini is an Engagement Manager at London Vision focussing her work on campaigning for and with Blind and partially sighted people for equal access into services such as Transport, Health, and General Access into services.She is An Ambassador for Retina UK, who has been raising awareness of sight loss within the Asian Community by organising Charity Fundraising Events, via Newspaper Articles, Radio Interviews and Presenting at Community Events.As always this conversation is brought to you by : Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.On Her Way is a podcast of curious conversations with women like you and me - women who lead. Because guess what? Diverse perspectives make the world a better place. So tune in to follow the paths of some badass (but also normal) women. We talk about how they got there (wherever there is), what moves them (e-scooters, anyone?) and what still needs to change (spoiler alert: a lot).Wanna know more about our initiative? Follow us on our Instagram: Onherway_Podcast. Production Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim Tabellion Content Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

In our first season, we’re talking about what it means to be safe, both physically and psychologically. What goes wrong when you can’t be yourself in the office? When you can’t take public transportation for fear of harassment? And what can you do to make the world safer for ALL women? We’ll let you in on a little secret: if it’s safer for women, it’s safer for everyone. This is On Her Way, produced by Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah, and sponsored by TIER Mobility. Follow us on Instagram at Onherway_Podcast to learn more!On Her Way is a podcast of curious conversations with women like you and me - women who lead. Because guess what? Diverse perspectives make the world a better place. So tune in to follow the paths of some badass (but also normal) women. We talk about how they got there (wherever there is), what moves them (e-scooters, anyone?) and what still needs to change (spoiler alert: a lot). Production Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim Tabellion Content Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Artificial Intelligence is shaping more and more of our lives, yet women make up only 22% of people working in AI globally. Our guest for this episode is one of the 22%: Inmar Givoni, who led a team building AI for self-driving vehicles at Uber. Inmar helps us dispel some of the mystery behind AI and talks about how it shows up in our daily lives, including in mobility. And of course, she weighs in on the famous self-driving car dilemma!As always this conversation is brought to you by Women of TIER: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative , with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.   Production  Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim Tabellion  Music by Cedric Holler  Content Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

In this episode, we interview Georgie Smallwood, Chief Product Officer at TIER Mobility. We talk about the challenges of women in leadership and the effects of COVID-19. Georgie brings her own experience and shares with us was how was to start working as a C-level in a fast-paced growth environment such as TIER and leading a team that she had never had the chance to meet in person.  Georgie also shares with us the challenges she faced balancing her personal and work life in a new environment that we all got to know better during these times: our home - now also our office, our gym, and sometimes a school too.   As always this conversation is brought to you by: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.Episode's guest:Georgie is the Chief Product Officer at Tier Mobility. Her career has been one of constant hyper-growth from scaling Australia’s biggest marketplace at REA Group and transforming teams and business models in Hong Kong, then onto successful IPO’s in Germany with Scout 24, and leading the N26 product as CPO for over 2 years- setting the product direction through 5 funding rounds, growing the team from 20-140+ and supporting the growth of 800k to 6mil+ consumers across the globe.  She is a passionate supporter of Women in Technology and Leadership and through her advising and investing roles she primarily focuses on Female founders and co-founders to drive equality of funding and diversity of thought in the technology space.The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.  Production  Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim Tabellion  Music by Cedric Holler  Content Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Accessible mobility: it's an important part of any urban transportation system, but it's not just about infrastructure. In this episode, we'll dive into the facets of accessible mobility, what to consider when designing accessible mobility, and how to make it more inclusive to a diverse group of people.As always this conversation is brought to you by: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.Episode's guest:There's no better expert to join us than Ines Kawgan-Kagan, whose fascinating research caught our eye a while ago. We're excited to share her with you this time!Ines is a mobility expert focussing her work on gender differences in sustainable urban mobility. She is the founder of the AEM Institute which aims to push the topic of accessible and equitable mobility. She has been involved in European Transport Conference as a speaker, chair of the young researchers’ and practitioners’ forum, and the co-editor of the conference proceedings.In the meantime, take a moment to remember your daily commute experience (we know, it seems like ages ago). Do you think it would be the same for people with reduced mobility, the elderly, or someone without a phone?The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative and TIER Mobility, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim Tabellion Content Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Women’s travel patterns differ from men’s in many ways. Women are likely to travel shorter distances than men, are more likely to use public transportation, engage in more non-work travel outside of rush hours, and make more trip chains. Women run more household errands and escort more other passengers (usually kids or dependent elderly persons). Are their needs and travel patterns accommodated for in the mobility sector? As always this conversation is brought to you by: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.With women making up only a fifth of transport sector employees across Europe, it is no surprise that in the end, transportation products are usually not designed and planned with women in mind.So let’s talk about it. In our second episode of the "Mind the Mobility Gap" season, the Women of TIER is joined by two experts who know a thing or two about transportation for women.Melissa Gómez, sustainable mobility and urban innovation expert currently working as Transport Policy Officer at ADFC (German Bicycle Club Union) in Berlin.Eleanor Chappell, Head of data for UK e-scooter trials and co-chair of the gender equality network at the UK Department for Transport in London.The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative and TIER Mobility, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Is mobility gender-neutral?Spoiler alert: it’s not. When we look at the transport and mobility sector’s workforce, which is only 22% female. Think about it: how many women are on your team? In your department?As always this conversation is brought to you by : Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.Introducing: Mind the Mobility Gap series.In this new season, we’ll meet some of the best and brightest of this 22% and hear the female perspective on challenges in the industry and how micro-mobility will change the world for good. We’ll also talk about how to make micro-mobility as great a transport solution for women as we know it is for men.Our speakers are inspiring women working in mobility - from sharing to sustainability to MaaS, from North America to Europe to East Africa. We’ll pick their brains to learn how they get to their destinations, both on the street and in their careers.Sandra Phillips is a shared mobility architect and female leadership advocate. After years of working as an Executive and Senior Manager with global OEMs, she founded her own company Movmi in 2014, advocating for shared mobility and Mobility-as-a-Service.Sandra Witzel is a passionate Mobility-as-a-Service advocate and works as Head of Marketing at Skedgo. She also co-founded the Women In Mobility Chapter in London.Judith Oginga Martins is an Urban/Regional Planner and researcher with a passion for cities, the environment, alleviating poverty, gender and youth issues. She is currently researching sustainable mobility in East Africa at the United Nations Human Settlements Programme.Let's discuss how to rock the status quo!The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative , with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Happy Pride! We’re super excited to celebrate Pride Month and shine the spotlight on women in the LGBTQIA+ community. Women have been prominent figures in queer social movements. As LGBTQIA+ folks are still fighting for freedom from oppression, so are queer women. In the United States, it’s still legal in many states for private employers to discriminate against applicants, pay employees less, and even fire them on the basis of gender or sexual orientation. In Europe, a recent survey found that discrimination is still present in the workplace, in public spaces, and when trying to access housing or social services like healthcare. As always this conversation is brought to you by: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.Our guest: Helen HagemeierHelen Hagemeier is a queer couple and sex therapist (occupational therapist) specialized in psychosomatic and hypnosis therapy based in Germany (check out her Instagram here). Helen shares her personal experience and talks about being authentic in and out of the workplace - especially a challenge to members of the LGBTQIA+ community, but something we can all learn from. The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative and TIER Mobility, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

In this episode, we turn our attention to the future and hear about ‘How to be financially prepared for retirement with our guest Verena Metzler 🎙Planning for retirement should feel like planning for an incredible weekend ... only the “weekend” lasts for the rest of our life, and the planning starts way in advance. Like, now.🤔 Maybe you’ve never thought of retirement as a women’s issue, but with our healthier lifestyles and longer lifespans, women face dual challenges in terms of retirement security: longevity and wealth inequality. Women tend to live longer than men and earn less. What can we do?🤷‍♀️Verena Metzler is the Co-Founder and Financial Expert of FrauFUTURE. FrauFUTURE offers tailor-made financial solutions for women. We strongly believe that you need to be financially independent, if you want to be truly independent. So whether you want to save up for your own flat, be able to retire at 55 or finally get the raise you deserve, we help you achieve your very own goals!The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative and TIER Mobility, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

In this #1 episode, we will turn our attention to ‘personal branding’. In today’s increasingly digital world, branding isn’t just for companies. A personal brand is no longer a nice-to-have; it’s expected. In this webinar, we will hear from an expert on what exactly personal branding is, why it’s important for our career, and how we can develop our own.As always this conversation is brought to you by Women of TIER: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.SPEAKERS:Mali Baum is one of the People Shaping Female Founders Future and opportunities at the startups Ecosystem in Germany. Mali has 20 years’ experience in founding companies. She is a regular speaker at conferences, and a mentor at various accelerators. She is actively involved in promoting the local tech ecosystem and pushing for more women in influential positions.Claire Davidson is the Director of Brand and Creative Studio at GetYourGuide. Since joining Get Your Guide in 2018, Claire’s mission has been to make GetYourGuide the go-to brand for incredible experiences. Before her life at GetYourGuide, Claire was the co-founder of Urbanara. She grew the start-up into an international brand with a successful team of over 70 people.The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

In this episode you'll hear from some trailblazing women in the sustainable mobility field: Monica Araya, Lead for Transport at Climate Champions, and Christina Bu, Secretary-General at the Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association.As always this conversation is brought to you by: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.Monica Araya is Lead for Transport at Climate Champions. As a clean mobility advocate (check out her recent TED talk here), she was also selected to join the first all-female expedition to Antarctica due to her commitment to advance climate solutions.Christina Bu is Secretary General at the Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association. With over 80,000 members, Norwegian EV is the world's largest driver of electric vehicle adoption. She is an expert and advocate on clean mobility, electric vehicles, and charging infrastructure.According to a CIVITAS study published this year, women are recognised as being more likely to adopt sustainable travel behaviours than men. (Well done, ladies! 👏🏽 ) Their research also tells us that, compared to men, women's values tend to be more environmentally focused: women have more positive views of speed limits and congestion fees, for example. Why might this be? One interesting reason is that gender differences in socio-economic and demographic conditions prevent women from owning and using cars at the same rate that men do.So, is green the new pink?  You might find out soon 😉The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Episode 2: Ayurvedic Food and HealthThis won’t be an event telling you why you should start a special diet or encouraging you to breathe in all the nutrients you’ll ever need. The purpose is to say why we should simply take a closer look at food—to hone our personal lens on why it matters so much, or if it matters at all. This episode is about how food affects our body and mind and of course we will explore how to survive as the pandemic rolls out through our cities. As always this conversation is brought to you by Women of TIER: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.SpeakerDr. Marisa Hübner practices holistic medicine including aspects of conventional medicine as well as Ayurvedic medicine and other alternative healing methods. In her work, she always strives for personalized treatment that does not only act through medication, but also through lifestyle changes, nutrition, and body and relaxation procedures (such as manual therapy, yoga, meditation). She has been inspiring people to re-think and change nutrition for good!This month is also an extraordinary month for all of us as suddenly, Covid-19 has changed our daily life. Our theme for this month is something that is especially important during this crisis: health and food. Since most of the world is expected to stay at home as much as possible, we’ll provide some good content to make sure that our time in social isolation is as productive and healthy as possible.The On Her Way Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here. ProductionTon, Sound Production and Sound Design: Tim TabellionContent Production: Ligia Boueres, Nastya Koro, Sadie Martin and Galuh Rohmah.

Teaser - The Women of TIER Podcast Welcome to the Women of TIER podcast. Your monthly podcast and webinar series features professionals who exemplify profound leadership skills, hard work and humility in the workplace. With speakers joining from all backgrounds and industries, we want to inspire and help listeners to stay informed, grounded and fulfilled in a world with constant challenges to navigate.The Women of TIER Podcast is hosted by The Women of TIER Initiative and TIER Mobility, with the mission to inspire women & allies through examples of leadership & learning, enabling the exchange of knowledge, experiences, and networking in the startups & work environments.Wanna know more about our initiative? Subscribe to our monthly newsletter here.