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62. Ep.62 From ground to orbit: Azerbaijan’s footprint in space - Part - II | Natavan Hasanova
21:42NOTE: Episode 62 is a follow-up of episode 61, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 61 to connect with our discussion in episode 62.In this episode, we discuss the establishment of Azerbaijan's National Space Agency to the successful launch of indigenous satellites, as well as trace the evolution of the nation's space capabilities, with Natavan Hasanova.About the guest speaker:Natavan Hasanova joined Azercosmos in 2018 as a member of newly established Marketing and then Business Development team to develop new products and solutions in elimination of digital gap. She has participated at international satcom events to promote Azercosmos’s activities and to reach out to prospects, investors and the community.Since 2021, as Strategic Development and Planning Manager she prepared Strategic Development Plan of Azercosmos for the next three year. Her role at agency is to align processes, resources-planning and department goals with overall strategy, to develop new projects and space programs.In 2022 she was appointed as a director of Strategic Development and Planning department that was being established from scratch. She managed NewSpace oriented projects and her main goal is to develop National Space Strategy.As of 2023, Natavan has been leading Strategy and Business Development department at Azercosmos. She is in charge of implementing the strategic vision of the agency and increasing business opportunities through her role.Apart from that, Natavan is actively exploring new cooperation opportunities, space awareness programs, and space educational projects to make contribution to the build of national space ecosystem. She is also WSW National Coordinator for Azerbaijan and actively involved in International Astronautical Federation related events.Natavan holds MBA in International Business from Azerbaijan State University of Economics and BA in World Economics from Baku State University. She has completed Executive Space Course held at the International Space University.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu.
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61. Ep.61 From ground to orbit: Azerbaijan’s footprint in space - Part - I | Natavan Hasanova
19:29In this episode, we discuss the establishment of Azerbaijan's National Space Agency to the successful launch of indigenous satellites, as well as trace the evolution of the nation's space capabilities, with Natavan Hasanova.About the guest speaker:Natavan Hasanova joined Azercosmos in 2018 as a member of newly established Marketing and then Business Development team to develop new products and solutions in elimination of digital gap. She has participated at international satcom events to promote Azercosmos’ activities and to reach out to prospects, investors and the community.Since 2021, as Strategic Development and Planning Manager she prepared Strategic Development Plan of Azercosmos for the next three year. Her role at agency is to align processes, resources-planning and department goals with overall strategy, to develop new projects and space programs.In 2022 she was appointed as a director of Strategic Development and Planning department that was being established from scratch. She managed NewSpace oriented projects and her main goal is to develop National Space Strategy.As of 2023, Natavan has been leading Strategy and Business Development department at Azercosmos. She is in charge of implementing the strategic vision of the agency and increasing business opportunities through her role.Apart from that, Natavan is actively exploring new cooperation opportunities, space awareness programs, and space educational projects to make contribution to the build of national space ecosystem. She is also WSW National Coordinator for Azerbaijan and actively involved in International Astronautical Federation related events.Natavan holds MBA in International Business from Azerbaijan State University of Economics and BA in World Economics from Baku State University. She has completed Executive Space Course held at the International Space University.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu.
60. Ep.60 Unmasking war crimes and updates on West African conflicts - Part - II | Aman Bezreh
22:39NOTE: Episode 60 is a follow-up of episode 59, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 59 to connect with our discussion in episode 60.In this episode, we explore the latest updates on the conflicts ravaging the West African region, unveiling the harsh truths that demand global attention and action, with Aman Bezreh.About the guest speaker:Aman Bezreh is an intelligence analyst and political risk consultant. She has been covering political and military developments in the MENA region and Sub-Saharan Africa for over a decade. Aman's specific focus lies in the analysis of Al-Qaeda and Islamic State VEOs within the Sahel region, alongside armed political factions and self-defense groups that operate in the same area.Aman has contributed to several regional and international media outlets, publishing in Arabic, English, and French.Currently, Aman is a political risk consultant to companies based in London and Lisbon, assisting them in making strategic decisions and forming partnerships based on her intelligence and due diligence reports. Aman provides travel risk analyses to her clients operating in Nigeria, Djibouti, and Sudan.She has worked as an investigative journalism consultant for Open Democracy for over four years, training over 70 journalists and activists from across the MENA region in investigative techniques and cybersecurity. Aman has an interest in the socio-political reasons that lead to radicalization and has contributed to the paper 'Understanding The Rising Cult of Suicide Bombers'. Her bylines include articles analysing military capabilities, jihadi trends, and analyses of the regional and global implications of jihadi activities.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu.
59. Ep.59 Unmasking war crimes and updates on West African conflicts - Part - I | Aman Bezreh
21:05In this episode, we explore the latest updates on the conflicts ravaging the West African region, unveiling the harsh truths that demand global attention and action, with Aman Bezreh.About the guest speaker:Aman Bezreh is an intelligence analyst and political risk consultant. She has been covering political and military developments in the MENA region and Sub-Saharan Africa for over a decade. Aman's specific focus lies in the analysis of Al-Qaeda and Islamic State VEOs within the Sahel region, alongside armed political factions and self-defense groups that operate in the same area.Aman has contributed to several regional and international media outlets, publishing in Arabic, English, and French.Currently, Aman is a political risk consultant to companies based in London and Lisbon, assisting them in making strategic decisions and forming partnerships based on her intelligence and due diligence reports. Aman provides travel risk analyses to her clients operating in Nigeria, Djibouti, and Sudan.She has worked as an investigative journalism consultant for Open Democracy for over four years, training over 70 journalists and activists from across the MENA region in investigative techniques and cybersecurity. Aman has an interest in the socio-political reasons that lead to radicalization and has contributed to the paper 'Understanding The Rising Cult of Suicide Bombers'. Her bylines include articles analysing military capabilities, jihadi trends, and analyses of the regional and global implications of jihadi activities.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu.
58. Ep.58 Cracking the Code: Demystifying Insider Risk Management - Part-II | Garima Bisen
27:12NOTE: Episode 58 is a follow-up of episode 57, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 57 to connect with our discussion in episode 58.In this episode, we examine the spectrum of insider risks and discuss effective strategies to mitigate these threats, with Garima Bisen.About the guest speaker:Garima Bisen is a dynamic security enthusiast. Armed with an MSc in Crisis and Security Management, Garima's journey began with a thrilling dive into crisis management, where she learned how to turn chaos into opportunities. Sitting with us on this podcast today, she further expands on her area of interest, insider risk. Giving insights to this essential field of security, join us in discussing Insider risk management and why it is important for all.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu
57. Ep.57 Cracking the Code: Demystifying Insider Risk Management - Part-I | Garima Bisen
26:10In this episode, we examine the spectrum of insider risks and discuss effective strategies to mitigate these threats, with Garima Bisen.About the guest speaker:Garima Bisen is a dynamic security enthusiast. Armed with an MSc in Crisis and Security Management, Garima's journey began with a thrilling dive into crisis management, where she learned how to turn chaos into opportunities. Sitting with us on this podcast today, she further expands on her area of interest, insider risk. Giving insights to this essential field of security, join us in discussing Insider risk management and why it is important for all.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu
56. Ep.56 Beyond Conventional: Emerging Threats and the Future of War - Part-II | Dr. Sean McFate
24:20NOTE: Episode 56 is a follow-up of episode 55, so I kindly request you to first listen to episode 55 to connect with our discussion in episode 56.In this episode, we discuss modern warfare techniques and explore the complex layers of emerging threats that challenge conventional notions of conflict, with Dr. Sean McFate.About the guest speaker:Dr. Sean McFate is a strategic maverick. Once in a generation, a uniquely qualified scholar-warrior with rare insight offers a divergent vision of future war. Where others tout technology and firepower as the keys to winning the future, McFate asserts that Western powers need to upgrade their strategic thinking, not their firepower. McFate uses fiction and non-fiction to express his vision, and his arresting ideas are impossible to ignore. His experiences and credentials speak for themselves. McFate transforms the debate about foreign policy, national security, and future war into a winning strategy.If you find our podcast insightful, please like, share, and subscribe on www.accesshub.today and www.oknikam.eu