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Housing People – Olu Olanrewaju and Sasha Deepwell launch new interview show

Sasha Deepwell and Olu Olanrewaju are launching a new show exclusively for Inside Housing. Housing People will see the duo interview UK housing’s brightest and best. In this first episode, they meet Violet Pugh, digital marketing manager and chair of the Rise colleague network at Metropolitan Thames Valley, and a former woman of the year at the Women in Housing Awards. Violet tells Olu and Sasha about her journey into housing, sector diversity and much, much more

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Today Inside Housing launches Housing People, a new show about the extraordinary people who work in housing. 

The hosts are Sasha Deepwell, chief executive of Irwell Valley Homes, and Olu Olanrewaju, director at consultancy Altair and chair of Leadership 2025, a charity dedicated to making housing leadership more diverse. 

For their first episode, Olu and Sasha interview Violet Pugh.



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Violet was among the inspirations for the show, which came when Olu and Sasha were judging the Women in Housing Awards 2021 in which Violet went on to be named ‘woman of the year’.

“We were just blown away by the stories, the inspiring work that so many of the entrants had put into their applications,” says Sasha. “And nobody gets to see it apart from the judges. And we thought: ‘What a waste, we need to tell their stories to a wider audience.’ Because, there’s nothing more important in housing than housing people.”

Each month, Housing People will see the hosts talk in-depth to workers in different roles across housing, uncovering the remarkable lives and tales that make the sector tick. 

Olu adds: “We felt it was an opportunity to actually get people working in sector to talk about themselves, and all the wonderful things they’re doing.”

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