Obi Abuchi is an author, coach, and a transformational speaker with an obsession for helping leaders grow in the area of personal mastery.
There is a treasure trove of gems to take from the interview including how to “believe the truth” about you, “anything that calls you to be more, to make a difference, to contribute, to be your best self, that’s true about you”.

We were privileged to sit down with Yasmin Thomas for a passionate conversation about the strong women who inspire her and about how she feels she is the ‘living embodiment of her ancestors’.

This Black History Month we had the honour to sit down with Poet and Radio Presenter Mr Gee who discussed the importance of loving the skin you’re in.

For our second ‘Proud to Be’ interviews we sat down with the talented and insightful Lesley Owusu-Daaku.

Lesley is a commercial lawyer working in the music industry, a career she embarked on after studying History at London School of Economics and Political Science.

We loved understanding more about Lesley’s culture, her passions and why she is Proud to Be… Click here to watch her interview with us…

This Black History Month, we interviewed London based actor, Stefan Asante-Boateng.

Stefan trained at the London Identity School of Drama and his recent screen credits include playing ‘Kwame Boateng’ on ITV’s ‘Coronation Street’, in the popular BBC drama ‘Killing Eve’, and ‘The Moderator’ – a short film premiered at the 2021 BFI Future Films festival.

Click here to watch his interview!

In our new youtube series, NKD Connect: In Conversation with Ken Allen, Sue Stoneman sits down over 9 episodes to discuss with Ken how he achieved the amazing turnaround at DHL Express through strong leadership, motivated people and Radical Simplicity!

We speak with Obi Abuchi, Consulting Director at NKD about how digital learning can be used as a tool to drive behavioural change. Learn more.

We spoke with NKD’s Mark Singleton & Robert Wade-Smith about our new NKD digital eLearning solution – Navigate.

What is next for learning and development? Paul Chamberlain discusses the possibilities that Virtual Reality gives us & how this could change the way we learn.