Our guest today is Jackie Muthumbi. A Top Voice for Diversity, Equality and Inclusion.

Her lived experiences as an immigrant, mother, and DEI Leader, coupled with a proven track record of creating strategies that educate Businesses who are looking to attract and retain diverse talent.

• In this episode, we address the need for companies to outsource DEI expertise to reduce unconscious biases in hiring diverse talent.
• Gender Diversity vs Racial Diversity in Leadership.
• Navigating workplace challenges as a Diverse individual.
• Dealing with Mistreatment in the workplace.

This episode is to encourage companies to outsource DEI expertise and implement them successfully. Equally, it empowers Diverse individuals in the workplace.

Moving abroad to Germany is already a challenge – having to navigate raising children abroad can be even more difficult!

In this episode, we host Maria Fernandez Cabral, Founder of The Eltern Hub. The Eltern Hub supports new expat families moving or living abroad in Germany. Making Parenthood less challenging, providing resources and services that foster integration and adaptation to expecting expats.

Maria opens up on her relocation journey, from the Dominican Republic, relocating to the the United States.

She touches on migrating to a new country, Intercultural marriage, raising a multi-racial, and the importance of community for expat moms and female entrepreneurs. Join The Hub and become a part of a supportive, informative, and empowering community of international families abroad!

Connect with The Eltern Hub: contact@theelternhub.com

In this episode, we connect with a Female Tech leader in Germany, Vuyiswa M'Cwabeni.

She takes us on her journey as an African child, pursuing her studies in Canada and ultimately relocating to Germany.

From her upbringing to her career trajectory at SAP, we explore the intersections of Leadership, Identity, and female entrepreneurship in Germany.

At the heart of our discussion is a profound realization: the power to effect change lies not only in large organizations but also in the agility and passion of startups. Tune in to hear firsthand experiences and insights from someone who has navigated the complexities of corporate environments and embraced the challenges of entrepreneurship.

If you've been inspired by this episode, share it with your network and let's continue the conversation on integration, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Connect with us on social media and share your thoughts, experiences, and ideas. Together, let's shape a future where diversity and innovation thrive!

In this episode, we sit down with LALIA language school Co-Founders Friederike Knüpling and Idan Gillo. They expand more on their background starting at Stanford to founding LALIA student-centered and communicative way of teaching.

The German lectures empower you to use the language, to express yourself, to converse with other people - in short: to do all the natural things you did to learn your first language.

In this episode, we sat down with one of our expat community members: Thokozani. Thokozani shares his relocation journey from Swaziland to Germany. He expands into more details on the voluntary program offered by the Evangelical Lutheran Mission in Lower Saxony (Hermannsburg).
Voluntary Programs like the ELM Hermannsburg, are a stepping stone for foreign talent to come to Germany.

The objective of this episode is to show expats looking to relocate to Germany and the various avenues one can move abroad and also highlight the importance of community in the relocation process.

To join our community click on this link: https://movetogermanywithease.com/expat-integration-community/

In dieser Folge von "Move to Germany with Ease " spricht Warren mit Ana da Costa, eine ehemalige Hebamme aus Berlin, die jetzt auf Bali lebt.

Ana hat über 4 Jahre Erfahrung in ihrer Selbständigkeit als Hebamme. Sie gibt einen Einblick über die Aufgaben und Dienstleistungen einer Hebamme in Deutschland, spricht über die finanzielle Unterstützung der Versicherung und wie man eine Hebamme findet.

Sie erklärt auch die Unterschiede zwischen Hebammen und Doulas und die Bedeutung von Mundpropaganda bei der Suche nach Unterstützung während der Schwangerschaft und Geburt.

Ana und Warren teilen auch ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen mit der Geburt von Warrens Kind und geben wertvolle Einblicke in die Rolle und Bedeutung von Hebammen in Deutschland. Wenn ihr fragen an Ana habt, schreibt uns gerne eine Email an support@movetogermanywithease.com ***English***

In this episode, Warren is joined by Ana Da Costa, a former Midwife in Berlin who now lives in Bali.

Ana has over 4 years of experience as a self-employed midwife. She gives an insight into the tasks and services of a midwife in Germany, the financial support from medical insurance companies and how to find one.

She also explains the differences between Midwives and Doulas and the importance of word-of-mouth recommendations when seeking support during pregnancy and childbirth.

Ana and Warren also share personal experiences related to the birth of Warren's child, offering valuable insights into the role and significance of midwives in Germany. If you have any questions for Ana, please send us an Email to support@movetogermanywithease.com⁠

Tune in now and join our growing community of Expats and Experts on our website ⁠www.movetogermanywithease.com⁠ Connect with us:

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Join hosts Tumelo Peane and Warren Stiefel as they re-launch the "Move to Germany with Ease" podcast with a special episode introducing their initiative.

They share personal experiences, challenges, and plans for future episodes. Get ready to discover the resources and support available to help you transition smoothly to living in Germany.

Tune in now and join our growing community of Expats and Experts on our website www.movetogermanywithease.com

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