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Pathways to Triumph

Paul Sloane
Drug Education
Oxford University
Dublin
London
Arbitration
Medecins Sans Frontières
World Service
Hong Kong
DSM Foundation
Identity / LGBTQ+ Rights
Leadership / Small Business
Margaret Thatcher
New Zealand
Sri Lanka

Influences, turning points and lessons from the lives of some interesting people.

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Martyn Broughton
Former head of communications for Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in London; veteran BBC World Service producer/editor
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Shelley Bridgman
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Philippa Charles
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Fiona Spargo-Mabbs
Founder and director of a drug education charity (DSM Foundation)
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Fiona Spargo-Mabbs OBE
Q: If you could change one government policy, what would it be?
Increase resources for evaluation to ensure drug education is actually effective, as simply being on the curriculum does not guarantee quality, and a broader focus on prevention is essential.
Fiona Spargo-Mabbs OBE
Q: What message do you have for parents of teenage children?
Have open conversations early and continuously, make room for ongoing dialogue, and use every opportunity to discuss drugs in everyday contexts, because parental influence remains pivotal even when teens seem distant or distracted.
Martyn Broughton
Q: What is the core lesson you'd want listeners to take away about communications?
Always interview the person giving you instructions to understand their motivation, and start with a clear objective—then work backward to craft the message, because effective communication starts with purpose and ends with impact.
Martyn Broughton
Q: What was a defining moment in your MSF work?
One defining moment was addressing a Sri Lankan crisis where government roadblocks tried to halt aid; by coordinating with London, we secured on-air interviews to highlight the situation and press for access, illustrating the tangible power of strategic communication in emergencies.
Martyn Broughton
Q: What drew you to MSF and how did you transition from broadcasting to humanitarian communications?
I moved from being a BBC World Service producer/editor to MSF because I wanted to apply my storytelling and interview skills to real-world humanitarian impact, using communications to amplify voices on the ground and influence public opinion and fundraising for vital medical aid.

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