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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2024 · 59 MIN

How To Transform Your Unique Skills into Career Assets - With Mahari Hay

from Sixth Hive · host Black Rise

Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered how to transform your unique skills into a powerful asset for your career? Join us in this inspirational episode of the Black Rise podcast as we sit down with Mahari Hay, a seasoned leader in the financial services sector and Director in the Innovation and Transformation team at Lloyds Bank Group. Mahari's journey from Kingston, Jamaica to a successful career in the UK is nothing short of remarkable, and he shares his insights on leveraging diverse abilities to propel your professional journey.From humble beginnings to leadership, Mahari's story is a testament to the power of cultural heritage, community support, and staying true to one’s roots. Listen as we discuss the impact of his cultural background and the unwavering support of his mother, which played a crucial role in his rise. Mahari's experiences, from creative design to finance, offer valuable lessons on the importance of adaptability and the strength found in a supportive network.We also shine a light on the financial struggles faced by immigrant families and how resilience and community can overcome these challenges. Discover Mahari’s ascent from a call centre employee to a director, illustrating the significance of internal mobility and personal growth in large organisations. The episode wraps up with a powerful discussion on empowering Black communities through finance and the incredible work of the BOLD network, which supports Black professionals in achieving their dreams. Mahari’s story is an inspiring reminder of the importance of collaboration, authenticity, and continuous growth.Support the showExperience Business DifferentlyThe Sixth Hive podcast is not just a podcast but an extension of our Business platform. We are on a mission to bridge the gap between businesses and the immense potential of Black talent. We provide a dynamic platform where businesses and individuals can connect, collaborate, and prosper with Black professionals, entrepreneurs, and black-owned companies. We strive to showcase the value, creativity, and innovation that Black talent brings to the table, fostering partnerships that drive economic growth, diversity, and mutual success.Register now for early access and join a community of trailblazers. Get exclusive features, connect with like-minded individuals, and elevate your journey with Sixth Hive. Don't miss out—click the link below to secure your spot!Click here to find out more

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Send us Fan Mail Have you ever wondered how to transform your unique skills into a powerful asset for your career? Join us in this inspirational episode of the Black Rise podcast as we sit down with Mahari Hay, a seasoned leader in the financial services sector and Director in the Innovation and Transformation team at Lloyds Bank Group. Mahari's journey from Kingston, Jamaica to a successful career in the UK is nothing short of remarkable, and he shares his insights on leveraging diverse abil...

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