Welcome to Behind the CEO!In this intro episode, I share the vision behind this new podcast: a space dedicated to leadership and empathy.Behind the CEO is the continuation of my previous series, We Belong, which ran from 2020 and narrated diversity and inclusion across 15 European countries. That series is still available, same links.With this new chapter, I’ll be going deeper into the personal journeys of leaders and entrepreneurs around the world, uncovering the human side of leadership, the challenges, and the values that shape the way they lead.Whether you’re an entrepreneur, an aspiring one, or simply curious about the people behind the title, this podcast is for you.A special thanks to all of our longtime listeners who’ve been with us since We Belong — your support makes this journey possible.

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Jean-Claude Juncker est l'un des pères fondateurs de l'euro et un pionnier de l'unification européenne.

En tant que Premier ministre du Luxembourg, il a été le chef de gouvernement le plus longtemps en poste au sein de l'Union Européenne, avec 18 ans de mandat.

Il a été le premier président permanent de l'Eurogroupe et a contribué à définir la réponse à la crise de la dette souveraine en 2009. En 2014, Jean-Claude Juncker a été élu Président de la Commission Européenne.

En conversation avec le Président Juncker, nous avons discuté du future de l'Europe, de l'immigration, de la montée de l'extrême droite et de l'importance de promouvoir le dialogue entre les peuples européens.

Meet Salwa Boujour from Belgium, a Journalist, an Entrepreneur and Founder of ADIM, a non-profit that promotes Diversity & Inclusion in Media.

Salwa specializes in social issues, particularly in matters related to gender identities and feminism, decolonization and inclusion, as well as the prison system. She identifies as a feminist journalist committed to creating a more inclusive media world.

In conversation, with Salwa, we discussed her Moroccan heritage, her experience living and travelling across Europe as a woman wearing the hijab, her commitment to include diverse voices in the Media industry, but also why ahead of the European elections we need to promote dialogue and reach to marginalised communities that live in Brussels and beyond.

Episode recorded at A Seat At the Table offices.