This afternoon we have an opportunity to explore together this theme with the following contributors:

 

Kalpana Chandran

As a Leadership Storyteller and Transformation Consultant, Kalpana Chandran believes that leadership doesn’t begin with strategy. It begins with the story we tell ourselves.

Today, Kalpana helps women rediscover the power of their own voice. Through her signature 3Cs framework, ‘clarity’ to see what matters, ‘courage’ to step into it, and ‘connection’ to bring others along, she equips leaders to align with who they are and how they lead.

 

Pearl Jordan

Through coaching, workshops, and professional speaking, Pearl supports women in transition to confidently and gracefully step into their next chapter feeling energised and connected to their true selves. A student of Raja Yoga meditation for over 20 years, she brings a deeply spiritual foundation to her work, helping women align with the rhythm of their soul. Pearl has recently published : Dancing to the Rhythm of Your Life, which encourages readers to embrace change and trust their inner rhythm.

 

Grace Lopez-Charles

Grace is a retired teacher, lecturer and researcher in the field of Mathematics. For the past 16 years she has been based in Ghana, West Africa,where she coordinates the activities of the Brahma Kumaris there. She is one of three delegates representing the Brahma Kumaris at the United Nations Convention for Combating Desertification. Grace naturally empowers women running workshops on how to build self-esteem and confidence.

 

 

Diya Rewani

Diya grew up in Dubai and is now working as a management consultant at Efficio in London. She studied Management Science University College London. She is a  practitioner of Raja Yoga meditation that supports her hectic life in the work place.

 

 

 

Maureen Goodman

Maureen is the Programme Director for the Brahma Kumaris UK and the Brahma Kumaris representative to the United Nations in Vienna. A Raja Yoga teacher for nearly 50 years, she has led BK delegations to UN Climate Change and Biodiversity Conferences and has over 40 years of involvement in inter-religious dialogue. She is also part of the Strategic Circle of the Spirit of Humanity Forum, fostering safe and values-based dialogue among leaders committed to inner and outer transformation.