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Welcome to the Broad Experience, the show about women, the workplace and success.

I'm Ashley Melentight. In this show, I sit down again with a guest who was a regular during the first few years of this podcast. A lot has changed during

that time. That evolution from why should I have more women in my workplace to how can I get

more women in my workplace, that has come about because this has become a mainstream topic.

So I am really pleased because I think that is genuine advancement in my lifetime.

In the past, Heather McGregor and I have talked about everything from perceptions of women's appearance at work,

to getting ahead without guilt, to the horrors of being fired.

This time, we're talking transitions in life and work. Coming up.

Heather McGregor used to write a column for the Financial Times under the name Mrs. Moneypenny,

and I read it avidly for years. I first got in touch with her after her book Mrs. Moneypenny's career advice for ambitious

women was published. And looking back, I will admit that I was a bit intimidated by Heather at first.

She is no nonsense, candid, opinionated, successful. For many years, she owned and

ran a headhunting firm in London. She wants to help people with their careers, and she

particularly wants to help women who, as she puts it, what a go place is. But she doesn't

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