Bev White

Executive Chair, Nash Squared

I love helping organisations and the people in them be the very best versions of themselves. Through 20 years in Senior Management I find what holds people back is often themselves and the real or imagined barriers we put in our own way. I am driven to help break down these beliefs and barriers, to enable people to experience liberating and energy giving work.
Because I do work that energises me, every day is a leap out of bed day.

The focus of my role is to bring solutions relevant for our client needs.

I invest fully in building lasting relationships built on trust and mutual respect. Active listening and fully focusing on what is being said to you is both respectful and brings insight upon which new things can be built.

People refer to me as knowledgeable in the careers and talent space. I’m aware of the latest thinking, contributing to emerging ideas and I’m early adopter of all things technology.

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