This is a special episode with my friend and work partner, Melanie Highet, Account Executive at Microsoft. Tune in to hear us discuss: - Mel's career path in Tech and Sales - Her guidence and top tips to businesses looking to embark on AI reinvention - How AI is impacting work and life, from personal experience

Listen in to hear Hils Walton a Tech Strategist at Microsoft and Scott McLiver, Partner at PwC New Zealand AI and Web 3.0, discuss putting AI into action and implementing and AI business transformation in 6 months.Scott is also impressively an Asia Pacific Generative AI Leader and he sits on the Global Generative AI Leadership Council for PwC.They will discuss together:- Scott's background and career in tech- PwC's approach to implementing AI into a businesses in 6 months, brought alive through Scott's experience of doing it both at PwC and with customers- a view out to the future in terms of the impact AI will have on business.

Lynne Jeffery is Managing Director of NextGen Group New Zealand.  

Lynne is extremely open during our conversation about some of the leadership experiences she has had good and bad.  

We talk about: 

- Lynne's background and how she got into technology. 

-  getting offered the CEO role for NextGen and some of her thoughts about when opportunity knocks, what you should do about that. 

- Managing things that don’t go to plan.  

- Leadership gems from the NextGen Leaders Forum and the responsibility of leadership in developing, nurturing and maintaining a culture that allows a company to thrive and outperform its peers. 

- What does hybrid looks like at NextGen.  

Lynne gives so many more tips and advice for organisations and I hope you enjoy this amazing conversation.  

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In this special episode, I talk with Leigh Foster the Space Systems Program Manager at Rocket Lab 🚀about how the business is taking ideas into space.  

Leigh is a former C-130 Hercules aviator, a 21 year Air Force veteran, leader, coach, and space zealot. He's an AY19 AWC graduate, has a Masters of Strategy, thesis on Space Strategy and a PGDIP Business from the University of Auckland 2020. 

We discuss: 

-  about Rocket Lab and taking ideas into space

- international space collaborations, and 

- space communications and cyber security

Hilary's Digital Culture Show:
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In this special episode, I talk with two NFT artists from the NFT community.   This episode is for people who want to know: -  what an NFT is,  - what they are all about, and also - for anyone creative or any business who needs to learn about how NFT's work in Web 3.0  

Lauchlan Robertson @littlelauchie is a Wellington-based, New Zealand NFT artist.  Where to connect with Lauchie: 

- Twitter: https://twitter.com/littlelauchie

- Opensea Art Projects: Lil Landscapes 

- https://opensea.io/collection/lil-lan... and Li Birds 

- https://opensea.io/collection/lil-birdz

- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lit_lil_lan...

- Discord: https://discord.gg/35jYUqhw

Tim Livingston @VectorBotTim is a Florida based NFT artist.    

In this episode of the Digital Culture Show, I talk to talented people leader Misti Landtroop Managing Director of Palo Alto Networks New Zealand. We talk about: 

- Examples of leading with love and kindness 

- How to be known as that person who gets things done 

- Digital Culture at Palo Alto Networks 

- Top tips for keeping your kids safe online  

Misti gives some really concrete examples and strategies during our chat together that are great to have in your toolbox.

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In this episode, I talk to Phil Howie CEO and Founder of Onwardly about:
- getting into startups
- what it's like to grow a business
-things he's learnt recently about the technology and security industry and
- how he's trying to help SMB's improve their security

Onwardly's website:
https://www.onwardly.io/

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In this episode, I talk to a huge influencer of mine, Vanessa Sorenson the Managing Director of Microsoft New Zealand.   

We cover: 

- her back story and how she got into tech and how she managed impostor syndrome

- her leadership style and her approach to diversity and inclusion and organisational strategies used at Microsoft

- how tech skills are for everyone and how Microsoft is leading the way 

- building a vision for the future then there are so many options, and - making your customers your fans, and why you should

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In this episode, I interview Kendra Ross - Entrepreneur l Dyslexic Thinker 💡l IFSEC Global Top 20 Cyber Security Influencer l Community & Ecosystem Strategist l Governance, Advisory & Investor.  

Whether it’s companies at scale, new communities or channel/ecosystems, Kendra has successfully built, exited and has created outstanding results in all these areas.  She now enjoys taking this knowledge and helping others.  She paints outside the lines, creating and innovating in areas that have seen no change for years.  

We discuss: 

- Kendra's background, overcoming dyslexia and how she made her way into IT/technology/ cyber. 

- The origins of the hugely successful '1stTuesday Club'  

- a networking group for senior professionals in Information Security, IT Risk, IT Audit and Law Enforcement. 

- How she set up her first business, Duo which is now a division of Sektor 

- How she helped build New Zealand first Information Security Awards (ISANZ) 

- what she is doing now as she moved from working within Duo to being on the board and her thoughts on where to from here . . .   

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In this episode, Hilary Walton is a guest on 'Her Career' Leader Led Conversations Over Coffee with Rose-Marie (Rosey) Nathan.

Recorded 19 May 21, Hilary shares her leadership journey, to inspire empowered moments.

Accompanying article https://hercareer.org/leader-led-conversation-over-coffee-hilary-walton-from-kordia/

Her Career FB Community Hub https://www.facebook.com/groups/Intrepreneurs925

Rosey On Career & Recruitment https://bit.ly/rrcpodcast

Her Career https://linktr.ee/hercareer_ausnz  

Roseyhercareer https://linktr.ee/roseyhercareer  

She shares insights around:

• Knowing that you don’t have to choose an either / or option, you can have what you decide to put focus onto
• Career Challenges & Successes
• 3 tips for entry and mid-level women wanting to accelerate their career, money & network
  Be gutsy
  Say yes to opportunities
  You’ll never know if they will say yes if you don’t ask
  
• What success means to Hilary
• The next big career goal
• Behind the story take for her The Spinoff article titled “The niceness trap: Navigating the ‘rules’ for women leaders in the workplace”
• Why Hilary decided to venture into wider Social Media with Digital Culture Ideas, on YouTube and Podcast, overcoming naysayers, and sharing what impact digital has on us all
• Balancing her variety of roles
• Some great tips for mothers or those thinking of motherhood to balancing your corporate career climb

In this episode, Hilary opens the Women in Leadership Summit 2021, run by the Women's Leadership Institute. She challenges the ideas of leadership strengths and weaknesses and reveals her key leadership super-strength - her capacity to love  - and what that means for leadership. 

Lloyd Evans leads LogMeIn’s ANZ Vertical team. When he’s not training for his next ultra-marathon, Lloyd enables organisations to elevate their security posture while saving money and time. 

Hilary Walton talks to Lloyd in this special ‘World Password Day' special   We talk about: 

• Lloyd’s personal quest for security safety, why it’s important 

• the human element of security behaviours (and non-behaviours) 

• what it means to be secure at home and in the office 

• digital culture and wellbeing as it relates to passwords

Tune in for a chat with Matt Bain, Marketing and AI Director at Spark, where we'll get into his journey, how AI is reshaping marketing, and what's next on the tech horizon.

We're diving into real stories about implementing AI at Spark and peeking into the future of tech.

Join us for some genuine insights and forward-thinking ideas.

Aaron Olphert Chief Digital Officer of the Kordia Group discusses leading digital teams' and hot tech trends with Hilary Walton.

They talk about:
• a bit about Aaron, being a CDO and his personal leadership style
• his experiences of tech and innovation
• the hot tech trends
• the role of social media in our lives today

Andre Rowell Editor of M2 Magazine discusses digital culture and tech innovation with Hilary Walton.  

They talk about: 

• a bit about Andre and his experience with Tech 

• the upsides and downsides of innovation 

• the role media play in terms of shaping public sentiment where we encourage tech entrepreneurs 

• the effect of COVID on the talent market 

• being a podcast host and magazine figurehead when you’re an introvert

In this episode, I speak to Damon Anderson, Director of Operations UK & EMEA @ Xero. Listen in to hear us discuss: - how just being yourself unlocks leadership and the importance of purpose - what Xero learnt from the WFH experiment - we consider that the next big thing isn't AI, it's people, and - Xero's digital and marketing transformation I'm really excited to bring you this episode LIVE and I hope you enjoy the show.

Peter Bailey, MD of Aura Information Security discusses and debates with Hilary Walton the digital and security landscape for 2021.  

They talk about: 

- Peter's pathway into security 

- being a whole person at work 

- the role of security 'ambassador' for Kordia 

- security leadership 

- the security landscape as business and life become digital

In this episode, James Stewart Director at Gemelli Consulting and Hilary Walton discuss James' work leading social enterprises and the impact technology is having to tackle social and environmental problems.

In this episode, I speak to Tim Loftus GM Marketing, Brand and Communication at ChristchurchNZ, and in February he'll be joining the New Zealand Merino Company as GM of Sales and Marketing.

Listen in to hear us discuss Tim's

- Origin story into branding and marketing, including trial and tribulations

- influences in branding and marketing

- advice for people, as well as businesses, about building a brand online.

This episode was streamed LIVE on LinkedIn, FaceBook and YouTube, and I hope you enjoy the show.

In this episode, I'm on the 'Let's Talk Hacking' video series, with iT360's Head of Marketing Jess Mason and CEO Dave Wilson. We discuss everything from cybersecurity tips to the privacy law, this was truly an insightful and exciting discussion.

In this episode, I speak to Chris Phillips the Managing Director of International Prepare and Protect Security Office (IPPSO).  I worked with Chris in the United Kingdom when he was the Head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office responsible for the UK Crowded Places Strategy based within the Centre for the Protection of the Critical National Infrastructure (CPNI).

Chris has provided consulting advice and support to a number of blue-chip companies, for example, Aon Crisis Consulting, Marks and Spencer, 3M, Sodexo, Honda UK and Regester Larkin. He has represented the UK government in a number of countries as a Counter-Terrorism expert and has developed and trained many Police, Military and Business people in Counter-Terrorism.

He has a vast experience of risk and crisis management, with an enviable reputation for delivery at both an operational and strategic level.

Chris and I cover:

• The importance of security culture
• Terrorism in crowded spaces and the CHCH Mosque attacks
• The dangers of not practising your crisis response plans
• Executive and Board perspective on security in the UK
• The impact of social media and communication of security incidents

It was a pleasure to speak to Chris and catch up on the UK's perspective to security to see what had changed since I had lived and worked there in the security industry.

https://www.ippso.co.uk

https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-phillips-gcgi-fsyi-1a716321

Alaris Places of Worship App: In response to attacks and threats to places of worship around the world, this app provides free advice from counter-terrorism expert Chris Phillips GCGI, FCiiSCM, FSyl for making places safer and more secure  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alaris/id1461076800

This weeks episode is a keynote I gave at the New Zealand Internet Task Force (NZITF). In this keynote, I discuss the basics of cyber security culture along the following themes:

• Security communication is more than just awareness, we have to change culture and behaviour to reduce people risk
• To build a human firewall we need to learn what it is like to be human.
• Ways to assess and measure security culture and security behaviours
• Tips to improve security culture and behaviours and make our people be more cyber-savvy
• A big part of our job is Public Relations (PR) and marketing but without the big-budget – marketing tips applied to security
• Ways to personalise security communications to the individual wherever they work and however they work

https://nzitf.org.nz/

On today's episode, I'm interviewed by Anthony McMahon from the IT Psychiatrist on his Biz Btyes Podcast about organisational culture in a digital age and why it's important that we change the way we talk about tech.

We're communicating more than we ever have. The world is getting smaller by the day. All because of Technology. Technology is changing the way we think, lead, and make decisions. And it's no longer for techy people. Anyone with the right skills can take part.

So the mindset and culture we foster have around technology needs to change.

We need to increase our adaptability quotient (AQ) so we can adapt, grow, learn, and get better. Accepting that most of the decisions we make are reversible. If it doesn't work, then stop and try something different.

And we especially need to rethink security - just because we haven't had a breach, doesn't mean we won't.

Because our strongest asset and weakest link are the same thing: People

https://bizbytes.co.nz/ 

https://theitpsychiatrist.co.nz/

In this episode, I am interviewed by Lee Stevens from the Time and Motion podcast about building my career, working for some of New Zealand's largest organisations.

We talk about AI, building a personal brand, and how Microsoft is helping customers on their Digital Transformation journey.

lee@leestevens.co
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leestevensnz/

Bruce Hallas has been studying what makes people in an organisation follow security policy and really make it (security) part of their mindset and culture, similar to myself. He is author of ‘Re-thinking the Human Factor’ book & Podcast.  And he takes lessons from behavioural science, neuroscience and psychology – ‘what it takes to be human’ and coaches organisations in this through his Security Awareness, Culture and Behaviour framework.

We chat about:

· “If Security was a product would you buy it, and if you bought it, would you buy it again” is a phrase he uses to describe the point that security needs to pick up its game in terms of quality of the product for the audience and marketing of that product.

· How we need to celebrate and encourage good security behaviour as well as chastising bad. We are fixated on behavioural change, but we neglect those complying with policy who may be the vast majority.

· Understanding the objectives of stakeholders and their KPIs so that we can speak in their terms and add value to their dialogue, and 

· Design principles that can be used to shape security programmes and nudge human behaviour

Listen in to this conversation with Luke Johnstone, Principal Consultant at Double-O, to find out how you and your team can "Stop starting and start finishing". Beacuse, the more you start doesn't mean the more you finish.

Luke is an outcome-focused, values-driven, commercially astute consultant with significant experience in leading and developing teams, delivering change programmes, business development, and organisation-wide change management.

Luke has spent over 15 years delivering change and leading teams, in a variety of roles. After spending 5 years in a traditional software development environment as a business analyst, and becoming increasingly frustrated with change going wrong, Luke was introduced to Agile and hasn’t looked back. 

On his episode we discuss:

• Use of agile and its effect on team performance.
• Leading teams and leadership stance
• Executing strategy
• Symptoms vs diagnosis with low performing teams + organisations

Anthony (Ants) has seen the impact a faulty mindset around technology can have on businesses. They don’t operate efficiently, are more vulnerable to risks, staff experience more stress, too much energy is spent on trying to put out fires, their customer service suffers, and they stop focusing on their overall strategy.

Ants is able to cut through the hype and jargon to remove complexities, and demystify technology - he has a knack for analogies as you will hear.

During the show, we discuss why he started his business 'The IT Psychiatrist', why decision making is so hard and the impact of poor decisions, technology as an enabler and how to give people the tools they need to do their job. 

Ed Sims is one of my favourite CEO's that I have worked with.

He's an aviation and tourism professional, he has an amazing track record in many countries including Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America.  He's known as a change agent and for the right reasons, because he cares about people as well as business success, he knows the two things are linked. 

Ed is extremely open an upfront during our conversation, and I would expect nothing else from him from my interactions from him.

We talk about:

• CEO leadership is like being an air traffic controller,
• the benefits of being a generalist to learn about your own abilities and interests,
• scenario planning for the downside and using crisis management techniques when they are relevant,
• Regular ongoing two-way communication with people/staff is key,
• how the aviation industry might recover over the next 3-5 years,
• Not losing the personal touch with technology, but using technology to enable work and services.

Ed gives so many more tips and advice for organisations and I hope you enjoy this amazing conversation.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardsims/

https://www.westjet.com/en-ca/index

In this tell-all interview, Jemma Goodman, who is a Journalism student, gets the goods by asking me great questions to get to the nub of my strengths, development areas, drivers and influencers. I talk about me, not the job and work experience, instead, it's a raw look under the cover of who I am, what has influenced me and what has driven me.   

  We cover the important topic of 'love' and how it has influenced me and been my greatest strength, surprisingly.

Amy gets a kick out of helping people connect, communicate and get things done. An alternate title I had for this episode was 'Tenacity, passion and purpose' to describe what drives this inspiring woman and her approach to work and life.

She’s an experienced governor with over 25 years being on both commercial and not for profit boards. What's more, she has successfully launched and grown a number of start up's. Turning an idea into a reality, that stands the test of time, is a particular personal strength.

She’s a passionate Cantabrian who is excited about what our city and region can offer to the world and she’s actively involved in working hard to make sure that we are all that we can be through her role at The Christchurch Foundation.

In her spare time, she consults through her company Perception. This includes her governance roles, as well as some project work, predominantly focused on strategy.

In addition to Perception, her husband and Amy own shareholdings to two other consulting SME's (Brannigans and New Zealand Skills in Demand), both based in Christchurch but servicing clients across New Zealand.

Christine Dormaar is the Global CIO of Tait Communications in Christchurch. Christine does what she says she will do, with integrity and passion. She enjoys challenging the norm, working across business areas and delivering business outcomes.

Her experience spans many industry types, with a broad and balanced skillset covering most aspects of information technology, management and leadership. This includes developing technology vision and strategy and translating objectives into deliverable plans.

She believes in clear leadership and actively supporting and enabling her team and those around her to achieve and excel, and enjoy what they do.

Listen to hear Christine's take on leadership in the IT space, about the digital transformation at Tait and a discussion on the future of work.

Chris Hails is a New Zealand based cybersecurity practitioner with the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) and cyber-psychology researcher seeking to reduce the emotional and financial harms caused by cyber-enabled crime and social engineering. 

He is a qualified journalist, project manager and information security professional and is researching an individual’s ‘Security Quotient’ score and behavioural qualities that may pre-dispose internet users to fall victim to socio-technical attacks. His research into the human factors that impact on information security is funded by InternetNZ.

https://ubisec.nz/

The presence of technology continues to increase in many aspects of our lives and health is no different. Canterbury DHB, in New Zealand, is currently in a period of digital transformation, bringing to life technology and system solutions that support opportunities to improve the patient journey and enhance our clinical and operational effectiveness

Listen in to hear Stella Ward the Chief Digital Officer of the Canterbury DHB speak about her leadership journey and tips of aspiring women, digital transformation in the health sector and how the NZ Health sector is foster innovation enabled by tech.

I first heard Cam Calkoen speak about 'Dream big, achieve more' not even a year ago and I still remember the effect he had on his audience and me. 

Many motivational speakers have become so because of a life-changing event - lost limbs in accidents, reformed drug addicts, been in a gang and/or prison, beaten, raped as a child. This inspires them to become change agents through motivational speaking. Cam was born with Cerebral Palsy, his life has been "normal' since birth & would have carried on in whatever direction he chose to take it. The fact that Cam chooses to extend himself-way out of his comfort zone and have done the two things doctors said he would never be able to do, and to a very high level (running & speaking ) means the message he delivers is very powerful and unique. 

In a few words "Cam delivers a unique message that inspires people to believe things are possible way beyond their thinking ".

To find out more about Cam, visit his website www.camcalkoen.com or follow him on YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.

Are you ready for the AI revolution in the HR industry? As technology continues to advance, it's clear that the role of HR is undergoing a significant transformation. With the rise of AI, companies are beginning to think about now leveraging this technology to streamline recruitment, improve employee retention, and enhance their overall HR strategies. If you're interested in learning more about how AI is disrupting the HR industry, then you won't want to miss our upcoming session with Hilary Walton and Olivia Dyet, Founder of Empathix HR Consultancy! Olivia will share her insights on the latest trends and best practices in AI-powered HR. During this video podcast, we'll consider: - How AI is changing the recruitment process, from sourcing candidates to conducting interviews - The benefits of using AI to manage employee data and improve retention rates - Strategies for successfully implementing AI in your HR processes Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable insights into the future of HR!

Hilary Walton and Ryan Ashton (best known as Ryan 'the lion' Ashton) from 'A Few Quiet Yarns' discuss people, technology and culture -  but not just business culture change. With a mission to co-create a better world for everyone to co-exist the conversation reaches into broader diversity and inclusion as well as the digital divide, the #MeToo movement, and other injustices like child abuse. The main drive of the discussion is to live a more "woke life",  a more humane life,  one that challenges the status quo when it needs changing.

Ryan also talks about how A Few Quiet Yarns (AFQY) www.afqy.co.nz, the no-selling tech-networking event, has evolved as simply a business idea to connect CIOs and the tech industry to start to change behaviours for positive good. Ryan has so many great stories to take away from this episode - enjoy.

Hilary Walton and Sarah Bowden from Microsoft discuss how to create a digital culture in teams. Sarah's take on it is through personalising experiences through technology to generate fun and belonging. We discuss the importance of prioritizing our health and wellbeing and making it ok for others to do the same. We also discuss supporting people, teams and businesses through enabling technology.

Sarah wanted to share with our listeners a couple of key resources to help them at this time of drastic digital transformation.

Microsoft webinars to share:

https://www.linkedin.com/smart-links/AQGk538xwKru-g/78df37af-d2a9-4614-93b6-3ddfdb7e3d90

COVID19 Business Resource Centre on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/covid19-business-resource-center/

Hilary Walton and Matt Jones discuss pivoting in the areas of digital and Health & Safety. Listen in to hear about developing digital behaviours, digital marketing, takeaways for moving to levels 2 and 1 for COVID, and health and wellness implications it's hoped the world will hold onto as we transition yet again into a new normal.

Everything has an origin, a beginning, and here is Digital Culture Ideas' one.

I discuss how I came to start a Digital Culture Ideas podcast and why I think it's such an important topic at this time.

You have to start somewhere, so here it is.

Hilary joins Phil Howie from Onwardly on his podcast - Upwards!. Join us for the first episode with special guest Hilary Walton 🎙, Technology Strategist at Microsoft and host of the Digital Culture Ideas podcast, as we discuss #ChatGPT, the AI-powered language model everyone is talking about, and the impact it's having on the world of #cybersecurity. 👉 Learn about the potential of ChatGPT for automating customer service, improving chatbots and revolutionising the way we work. But with great power comes great responsibility… we'll also explore the #security and #privacy considerations that businesses need to keep in mind when using ChatGPT. 👏 https://www.onwardly.io/

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Wow, this is a fascinating interview with a difference, of a digital artist called 'Auspicious Victory' @ascpsvctry

"Pixel F*cker. Techno profit. Agitator. Gender neutral, identity fluid. I am a mountain. #digitalart #futurism #acitivism"

Auspicious Victory is an artist yes, but also an idea and a societal movement. To find out what all this means, you have to listen in . . . 

We cover their:

-Their background and how they discovered this persona

- Art and early influences and inspiration

- Future and the impact that emerging tech will have on what's next

For all their links in one place visit here: https://linktr.ee/auspiciousvictory

Website and how you can check out their art: https://auspiciousvictory.com/

Today I speak to Ben Brown from Ronin Pentest in the UK, who helps Small to Medium sized businesses ensure their systems are secure.   

Ben's Website: https://ronin-pentest.com/ 

Ben's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronin-pentest/ 

Book a meeting with Ben: https://calendly.com/ronin-pentest/pentest-discussion   

One of the most common misconceptions about cyber security is that it’s a large business problem. WRONG! Over 40% of small businesses reported hacks in 2021. The truth is, small businesses are extremely vulnerable to cyber-attacks simply because they don’t think they are, or they think they can’t afford proactive cyber security.     

In this episode, Ben and I talk about cyber insurance in particular which is a topic many business owners, execs, and boards are navigating. Ben explains what cyber insurance is, and why it's not a solution until itself, we go into what people need to know when they are thinking about cyber insurance and how to make it more likely for cyber insurers to pay out if the worst happens.    

Ben’s advice is practical and bite-sized and he’s a really lovely human, which I think helps when you’re a business owner trying to understand and manage cyber risk.   

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We all know the theory - we should create thought leadership for our businesses and our own personal brands, but how to actually make this happen?

Go from not knowing what, how much and how to post to posting confidently and frequently with your own authentic voice.

Hils Walton will share her story and how she built her professional personal brand. The successes, the mistakes and everything else in-between.

Hils is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Kordia, a member of the Global Women network, a previous Finalist in their Women of Influence awards, a member of the IOD..... and a member of our Christchurch Exec Women in Tech group.

She has created and hosts her own podcast and YouTube channel - Digital Culture Ideas. This channel is all about sharing ideas to build your own digital capability or to develop a digital culture at your organisation.

Hils will also share all the things she would have done to build her personal brand, if she knew what she knows now!

Kordia Group CISO Hilary Walton on the importance of security governance, the benefits of career pivots and why more CIOs should pay attention to NFTs. 

 https://www.cio.com/article/350214/ci...

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