Ideas
A storyteller and a storydweller.
Roianne, in her own words, isn't afraid of a blank page. Abounding with creativity, she describes herself as a storyteller and a storydweller, becoming deeply intertwined with the people she connects with and the stories she tells with them and for them.
Books
Eleven titles and counting.
From workplace equity to essays on joy, Roianne writes the way she speaks — with candour and evidence. Her next book, The Work/Life Renaissance, asks what work should look like thirty years from now.
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The Trusted Black Girl
The book that started a movement: challenging perceptions and maximising the potential of Black women in the workplace — with pragmatic advice leaders can act on the same day they read it.
ROI Magazine
Reflection, opinion, inspiration.
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ROI Magazine
A magazine for people who'd rather ask better questions than settle for easy answers, about work, leadership, and what a life well lived actually looks like.
Reflections
Thought pieces, reflections, and the Sunday Soliloquy.
Roianne writes the way she speaks. The long reads below set out the philosophy; Reflections is the blog, and the Sunday Soliloquy is the weekly series inside it.
Leadership Has Lost Its Equilibrium
A bold new philosophy of leadership: why the future belongs not to leaders who choose sides but to those who master the art of finding equilibrium.
Read the piece (PDF) →The Work/Life Renaissance
A transformative philosophy that reimagines leadership, organisations, and modern life — and challenges outdated ways of working so people and businesses thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Read the piece (PDF) →Rehumanising HR: Culture and Values in M&A
Culture and values are too often an afterthought in a deal. A deliberate three-stage approach — risk-assessing exposure, understanding how culture is lived on both sides, and articulating the new cultural promise — is what makes it pay off.
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