Sovini Speaks

Welcome to episode four of Sovini Speaks, The Sovini Group's dedicated workplace podcast.As part of wellbeing week at The Sovini Group, host Ste Scott was joined by Ian Stewart, Alicia Johnson and Joanna Kenyon to discuss all things Body and Mind. From tips on looking after your mental wellbeing, to learning how to switch off at the end of the working day, this episode explores the connection between body and mind, and how taking care of one tends to support the other.

Have you ever wondered what it's really like to build a meaningful career while balancing personal heritage and professional ambition? In celebration of Black History Month, we're taking you deep into the stories of identity, resilience and significant achievement with our latest episode of Sovini Speaks!Our host David Brown, Director of Operations for Pine Court Housing Association, sits down with Alicia Johnson, Plastering Apprentice, Stephen Ladeji, Assistant Investment Manager and James Speare, Managing Director for Amianto Services.Exploring their personal and professional journeys, from unexpected career starts to the specific challenges and breakthroughs they've experienced, they share their candid experiences, what Black History Month means to them personally and the transformative power of embracing one's authentic self in the workplace.

Have you ever wondered what it's really like to be an apprentice? In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week, we're taking you behind the scenes with our latest episode of Sovini Speaks! Our host Christina Forshaw, Learning and Development Manager, talks with Ian Mitchell, Managing Director of Housing, Summer Fitzmaurice, Apprentice Plumber and Domestic Heating Technician and Lauren Kelly, Neighbourhood Services Officer. Exploring their apprenticeship journeys, from unexpected career paths to the challenges they faced, the four share their candid experiences and the transformative impact of apprenticeships.

Head of HR Steven Scott is joined on the Sovini Speaks sofa by Group Health and Safety Manager, Paul Kirkham and Health and Safety Officer, Michael Fazakerley as they share their journey and discuss the importance of talking about mental health, particularly amongst male colleagues.