The Brand Called You

Discover how Raghav Narsalay’s 100 Rupees Ambulance is transforming emergency healthcare in Mumbai — proving that empathy, courage, and social responsibility can drive real change, even amidst a high-pressure career.00:35- About Raghav M NarsalayRaghav is the founder of the 100 Rupees Ambulance. He's a partner and leader of the Research & Insights Hub, India.

Douglas Squirrel, fractional CTO and transformation expert, shares how he’s helped 350+ companies skyrocket profitability through better conversations, curiosity-driven leadership, and radical team transformation. From AI breakthroughs to 600-year-old cottages, his insights are as surprising as they are powerful.00:31- About Douglas SquirrelDouglas Squirrel is an expert on making tech teams insanely profitable.He's a director of Squirrel Squared Limited.

In this powerful episode of The Brand Called You, Gautam Mukerjee—author, teacher, and spiritual thinker—explores why 20th-century principles fail today. They uncover how quantum physics, Indic scriptures, and a shift from control to creativity are reshaping leadership, innovation, and purpose in the modern organization.00:41- About Gautam MukerjeeGautam is an author of a book titled The Ananda Crucible, a business compass for the 21st Century.He's an entrepreneur, teacher and writer.His public teachings include the Bhagavad Gita, Modernity, Three Dimensions of the Mahabharat, The Story of Jazz and many more. 

In this enlightening episode of TBCY, host Ashutosh Garg is joined by Avinav Nigam, Founder and CEO of TERN Group, to explore the future of global workforce mobility and ethical recruitment. Avinav shares his unique journey from growing up between the UK and India to leading innovations in connecting skilled Indian professionals with international opportunities. Delving deep into the challenges facing healthcare workers, he discusses how technology—especially AI—is revolutionizing the recruitment process, ensuring fairness, transparency, and unprecedented speed for both employers and job seekers. Avinav also discusses the vital role of government partnerships, the impact of demographic shifts, and how India’s skilling initiatives are shaping global talent flows. Whether you’re interested in tech for good, international opportunities, or workforce trends, this episode is packed with actionable insights.

Welcome to another insightful episode of The Brand Called You (TBCY)! In this episode, host Ashutosh Garg sits down with Dr. Carlos Davidovich, an Executive Coach, Neuromanagement Expert, and author of "Five Brain Leadership." Joining us from Madrid, Spain, Dr. Davidovich shares his fascinating journey from being a medical doctor in Argentina to pioneering the intersection of neuroscience and management in Europe.Discover what neuromanagement truly means, how brain-based blind spots affect leaders, and why emotional intelligence is both a science and an art. Dr. Davidovich also unpacks his unique "Five Brains" framework, covering the reptilian, emotional, rational, heart, and gut brains—and how understanding these can revolutionize your leadership and team dynamics. Plus, hear his perspectives on change, diversity, ethics, Tai Chi, and more.Whether you’re a leader, a manager, or simply curious about how neuroscience can fuel better teamwork and self-awareness, this episode is packed with actionable insights.

Michael Haynes, SME growth strategist and author of Listen, Innovate, Grow, shares practical, buyer-driven strategies to help small and medium businesses succeed in the B2B space. From listening deeply to markets, to innovating smartly, to scaling effectively—this conversation is a masterclass in sustainable growth.00:34- About Michael HaynesMichael is an SME Business Growth specialist.He's the founder and principal consultant of Listen Innovate Grow.He's also a co-author of a book titled  Listen Innovate Grow, a guidebook for startups and SMEs to acquire and grow business for B2B customers. 

From the discipline of military service to the forefront of global innovation, Professor Lam’s career is a testament to resilience, execution, and visionary leadership. At the helm of NTU, he fosters industry collaboration, drives impactful research, and prepares the next generation for the future of work. His story is a powerful reminder that success is built on hard work, adaptability, and strong relationships.00:47- About Prof Lam Khin YongProfessor Lam Khin Yong is NTU Singapore’s first Vice President (Industry), driving strategic industry partnerships and fostering innovation.

Embark on an inspiring journey with Alastair Callender—serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, speaker, and superyacht advisor—in this special episode of TBCY, hosted by Stephen Ibaraki. From his early days sailing in Chichester Harbor to winning international awards in sustainable yacht design, Alastair shares the pivotal moments that shaped his career and personal philosophy. Discover how powerful mentorship, the exercise of writing his own eulogy, and fatherhood led Alastair to connect the world of superyachts with meaningful philanthropic impact.He delves deep into how his work now bridges ultra-high-net-worth individuals with extraordinary causes, from ocean conservation to anti-human trafficking and supporting young social entrepreneurs globally. Get exclusive insights into the fascinating world of superyachts—what it costs to build, maintain, and own one—and how luxury and sustainability can coexist.Alastair’s journey isn’t just about business and yachts; it’s a masterclass in purpose-driven living and social impact. Whether you’re passionate about yachting, sustainability, or making a difference, this episode is packed with valuable lessons and powerful stories.

Welcome to another inspiring episode of TBCY’s "Leaders Who Care" series! In this interview, host Mark Sadovnick sits down with Nick Tietz, Founder and CEO of ILT Academy, to explore his remarkable journey from being adopted in Bogota, Colombia, to leading game-changing ventures in entrepreneurship and innovation.Nick opens up about his emotional quest to find his birth mother, his diverse educational and professional background, and the powerful stories behind his ventures—especially those dedicated to helping underrepresented entrepreneurs and creating real social impact. From retrieving torpedoes in the Navy to founding programs that support new business founders in overlooked communities, Nick’s story is one of resilience, innovation, and a genuine desire to make a difference.Tune in to hear about the pivotal life moments and lessons that shaped Nick’s path, his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, how to learn from failures and turn them into stepping stones for success, and his vision for the future of entrepreneurship in an AI-driven world.

Welcome to another episode of TBCY’s “Leaders Who Care” series! In this inspiring conversation, host Mark Sadovnick sits down with Chelsea Myers, visionary founder of mediTEAtion and host of the Brain Crops Podcast. Chelsea shares her remarkable journey from growing up in Arizona to homeschooling four boys, working in neurodivergent education, leading innovation in dental practices, and founding platforms that empower children and leaders to find their inner strength and bliss.Chelsea opens up about her near-death experience as a child, her lifelong quest for joy and connection, and how her sensitivity to people’s energies has shaped everything she does. She discusses her work helping children and adults process emotions and trauma, her unique approach to coaching high-impact leaders, and the inspiration behind her latest mission: mediTEAtion—a movement to build mindfulness and emotional tools for children worldwide.Whether you’re interested in parenting, conscious leadership, neurodivergence, emotional intelligence, or just looking for some heartfelt wisdom, this episode is packed with real-life insights, practical tips, and motivating stories. Don’t miss Chelsea’s advice on building emotional foundations for the next generation, her perspective on the future of humanity, and her belief in leaving a positive ripple effect everywhere we go.