# Mary Ann Sieghart
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Mary Ann Corinna Howard Sieghart (born 6 August 1961) is an English journalist, radio presenter and former assistant editor of The Times, where she wrote columns about politics, social affairs and life in general. She has also written a weekly political column in The Independent.
On BBC Radio 4, she has been a presenter of Start the Week and has also presented Fallout, Analysis, Profile, One to One and Beyond Westminster, as well as many one-off documentaries.
How to Stop Overthinking and Make Confident Business Decisions
In this episode of QueenMode, Dr. Ana Castilla breaks down how to stop overthinking, build self-trust, and make confident business decisions that create real momentum. If you’ve been stuck in analysis paralysis, second-guessing yourself, or delaying moves you know you need to make—this episode give…
97: Stop Hiring More of the Same — Michelle McDaid, The Leading Place
Women weren't pushed out of tech once. There were multiple waves, and the patterns are still showing up in how teams get built today.
Build your own CTO Playbook at www.theCTOplaybook.com - the leadership platform built for the full CTO journey. Coaching, podcast, and community to help you lead wi…
Staying Invisible Feels Safe… Until It Costs You Your Career
Have you ever been told:
'Just keep doing a good job and people will notice?'
For many women, that's exactly what we've done.
We've worked hard.Delivered results.Been reliable.Supported everyone around us.Taken on the extra work.Stayed professional.Stayed helpful.
And yet, somewhere along the way, …
The Hidden Cost of Waiting to Be Noticed in Your Career
What if working harder isn't the answer?
So many ambitious women have built successful careers by keeping their heads down, delivering exceptional work and believing that, eventually, someone will notice.
But what happens when they don't?
In this episode, I explore one of the biggest patterns I see…
92% of Buildings Are Overheating: Here's What Surveyors Can Do
Conservation and sustainability aren't opposites. They're two sides of the same coin.
Dr Samantha Organ, associate professor at the University of the West of England and a building surveyor working across heritage, sustainability and consultancy, joins Nina Young to explain why.
This conversation…
Authority Gap
In this episode of The Intersectionality Lab Podcast, we explore the concept of the authority gap—the subtle but persistent ways women and marginalized voices are underestimated in both professional and personal spaces. Drawing inspiration from Mary Ann Sieghart’s book Authority Gap, we unpack how …
The jumper she knitted herself – Mary Ann Sieghart, journalist and author
Portrait of Mary Ann Sieghart, journalist, broadcaster and author of The Authority Gap, in her Wiltshire office, from Contain Multitudes at Burgh House.
The pictures in the show come from a run of visits I’ve made over the past few years to people in the places where they work: writers at their de…
Episode 29: Jules Salmond & Kat Wallace, When Cyber Goes Wrong
Episode 29: Jules Salmond & Kat Wallace, When Cyber Goes Wrong: Governance, Reputation and the Cost of Getting It Right
Jules Salmond is the CEO of CienDos, a cyber risk and governance consultancy. Her core argument: cyber risk isn’t a technology problem. It’s a governance problem. Organisations t…
Why Diverse Teams Make Better Decisions - And Hire Better Talent
Great managers do not clone their teams - they unlock them.
Robert Baker reveals why the real path to higher performance starts with curiosity, authenticity, and the courage to lead people who are not just like you. If you manage people, build teams, or care about inclusive leadership, this convers…
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