Vimla Appadoo
Co-Founder and Director of Culture Design at Honey Badger and Head of Experience at Culture ShiftA design thinker, international speaker and advocate for changing the way businesses think, Vimla is passionate about embedding change across organisations, to design safe workplaces where everyone can thrive. She has worked across large organisations, small businesses and scaling start-ups, bridging the gap between the public and private sector and using technology, design and culture to align profit and purpose.
Vimla is currently on the Board of Trustees with DiversityUK and is the co-founder Northern Collective: Women in Public Space and SheSaysMCR. She travels the world representing the UK on tech missions and has been featured in The Sunday Times, BBC Breakfast and Sky News.
Vim is a winner of multiple awards, and has been named on the Northern Power Women Awards Future List, Digital Leaders Young Leader of the Year, WeAreTheCity Rising Star and on the Top 100 Asians in UK Tech list.
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Tech giant Auto Trader to join Manchester’s innovative business ecosystem in move to Circle Square
The UK’s largest digital automotive marketplace, Auto Trader, is set to strengthen its presence in Manchester by moving into130,000 sq ft of specialist, cutting edge workspace at one of Manchester’s largest new developments No.3 Circle Square. Auto Trader is one of...
Manchester to host global brands for event influencing climate action and change
Manchester is set to take centre stage in January as global brands and purpose-led businesses come together for the Better Business Summit, a flagship event championing action against climate change. From January 15th to 17th, the city will host thought leaders,...
University of Salford and GMCA join forces to unlock data sharing barriers
Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and the University of Salford have commenced a two-and-a-half year knowledge transfer partnership (KTP) to enhance the embedding of an information sharing framework across the region, thanks to a £220,000 grant from...