Mo Kanjilal is the Founder of Edge Of Difference, helping leaders listen to voices at the edges to drive inclusion and performance. A TEDx speaker and co-author of The Inclusion Journey (Kogan Page), she brings practical strategies that spark real change.
With a background as a global Vice-President, Mo led transformation in inclusion, engagement, and culture. She’s a Non-Exec Director at Here (Care Unbound), Vice-Chair at The Clock Tower Sanctuary, and mentor with The Girls’ Network. Mo speaks regularly at conferences, equipping organisations to train boldly, include differently, and build cultures where everyone belongs.
What do our names tell us about history, migration, places and people? What do they say about the world that we live in, the epic events that have shaped our parents’ and ancestors’ lives? How do they affect how we see ourselves?
Join award winning author Sheela Banerjee for a rich and reflective conversation with Mousumi Kanjilal-Williams; exploring the personal, family and global stories we carry within us through what we are called.
Sheela will discuss how she used her own name to tell a fascinating personal story of migration, empire and caste in her debut non-fiction book, What’s In A Name?, and you’ll be invited to bring your own name stories, and to think about the historical and political context that surrounds your name.
