What did we learn over the past year?

What did we learn over the past year?

Author: Deloitte UK December 15, 2021 Duration: 26:51

The power of conversation never ceases to amaze us.

After another fantastic year of honest and insightful discussions, we're feeling a little nostalgic here in The Green Room HQ.

11 episodes, 8 hours and 18 different guests this year. Taking us to 38 episodes, 25 hours and 76 different guests since launching the podcast. Phew!

For the last episode of the year, our hosts look back on their highlights. What are the most memorable moments? What have they learnt? What inspired them? And what are they looking forward to next year?

Tune in to find out…

  • Our hosts' highlights of another year in The Green Room
  • Which episode was George's favourite and why
  • Who Lizzie's top guest was and what she learnt from her
  • The answers to Ethan's special festive quiz!

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Hosts: George Parrett, Lizzie Elston and Ethan Worth                      

Technical support: Deloitte's Creative Studio

Original music: Ali Barrett


In The Green Room: Questions That Matter Most In Business, conversations move beyond surface-level trends to examine the underlying forces reshaping the commercial landscape. Hosted by Deloitte UK, this award-winning podcast creates a space where complex, pressing questions are met with clarity and depth. Every discussion is built around a single, significant inquiry, bringing in leading voices from across various sectors to unpack it. What you'll hear is not just commentary, but substantive strategic analysis and expert insights designed for leaders and professionals who need to understand the 'why' and the 'how'. The dialogue consistently returns to critical, interconnected areas like digital transformation, the practical implications of AI and technology, evolving leadership models, and the realities of the future of work. It also delves into core business strategy, the pathways to genuine innovation, and the urgent demands of sustainability and climate action. This podcast functions as a dedicated forum for thought leadership, where each episode provides a focused lens on the topics that define success and responsibility in modern business. The aim is to equip listeners with perspectives that are both broad and deeply relevant, turning abstract concepts into actionable understanding. It’s a resource for anyone looking to engage with the substantive ideas that are currently challenging and changing organizations worldwide.
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