# Victor Adebowale

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From HR to People Power: Jason Saridis on Culture, AI and Workforce Change

Welcome to The Connection: Where Tech Meets Humanity in Healthcare podcast, brought to you by RLDatix. In this live episode from NHS ConfedExpo, Liz Jones and Darren Kilroy are joined by Lord Victor Adebowale, Chair of NHS Confederation, and Jason Saridis  Programme Director of People Scaling at R‮…

What To Do About Class & Community Wealth with Lisa Stepanovic

In this episode of What To Do About, Peter Holbrook and Lord Victor Adebowale sit down with Lisa Stepanovic MBE, the "talent spotter" and founder of Social Arc. Lisa shares her journey from market trader to community hero, discussing the "hard yards" of economic development in East London. The c‮…

Has Racism in Britain Changed?

Is the fight against racism getting better, or has it just moved to a more pervasive, invisible front line? Welcome back to What To Do About, the podcast that trades systemic hand-wringing for grounded, frontline solutions. In this episode, hosts Peter Holbrook (CEO of Social Enterprise UK) and ‮…

Victor Adebowale and Rachel Unthank

Lord Victor Adebowale and musician Rachel Unthank join Harriett Gilbert to discuss their favourite books by David Almond, Robert Seehaler and John Higgs. Half a Creature from the Sea by David Almond Publisher: Walker Books Stranger Than We Can Imagine by John Higgs Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nic‮…

Lord Victor Adebowale | Can social enterprises lead the charge to a fairer Britain?

We're delighted to welcome our third guest of Series Two: Social entrepreneur, cross-bench peer and systems reformer, Lord Victor Adebowale. From leading two of the UK's most prominent social enterprises – Turning Point and Centrepoint, to being appointed in the first cohort of People’s Peers, Vic‮…

What To Do About Media Representation

In this week’s episode, Peter and Victor ask ‘What to do About… Media Representation’. Whether entertainment media or the news, whose stories get told and who gets to tell them is a live question in British culture – who has the money and power to decide what parts of our society we get to see, an‮…

Live from NHS ConfedExpo

What does it take to report from the front line of the NHS?  In this episode of Health on the Line, we’re diving into the world of health and care journalism and exploring how news stories and investigations can play a huge role in uplifting the NHS, as well as holding its leaders to account. And ‮…

Why are ethnic minority leaders leaving the NHS?

What will it take to make neighbourhood health a reality with no new money to achieve it, and why are ethnic minority leaders still leaving the NHS?  In this latest episode of Health on the Line, Ruth Rankine, director of the NHS Alliance’s Primary Care Network, joins us to explore the practical c‮…

What To Do About Work

Our first live episode ended in a disagreement, but that’s a good thing. Peter Holbrook was the realist. Without real change, he argued, our children face a harder world of work than we did. Meanwhile, Lord Victor Adebowale stayed the optimist. AI will force us to decide what we value in each othe‮…

What To Do About Coffee

Can you imagine your morning without coffee? You might have to. The average coffee farmer in Peru is around 65. Their children have mostly left for the city. And climate change is making every harvest harder. On the latest What to Do About…, Peter Holbrook and Lord Victor Adebowale sit down with J‮…