MULTIPLE HATS: STEM Careers | Reinvention | Entrepreneurship |Thought Leadership Titelbild

MULTIPLE HATS: STEM Careers | Reinvention | Entrepreneurship |Thought Leadership

MULTIPLE HATS: STEM Careers | Reinvention | Entrepreneurship |Thought Leadership

Von: Angelique Greco | Biotech & Health-Tech Expert | STEM Thought Leadership Coach
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Multiple Hats is a STEM career podcast for professionals who want more than the 9–5. Hear real stories of STEM professionals reinventing their careers — from scientists turned founders to biotech consultants and entrepreneurs.


Hosted by Angelique Greco, a biotech and health-tech expert with 15+ years across the drug development lifecycle, this show explores how STEM careers can evolve into entrepreneurship, thought leadership, and portfolio work that truly matters.


Through in-depth conversations with entrepreneurial STEM professionals, you’ll discover:

  • Where a STEM degree can take you (career possibilities are infinite).
  • How to embrace your unique “patchwork” of skills and experiences.
  • Practical tactics to reinvent, transition, or leap into new opportunities.
  • Mindset shifts from “Can I?” to “Here’s how!”


You will hear:

  • Indepth interview to hear the whole story
  • Quick wins episode with key takeaways and actionable insights for you
  • Practical tips to help you change your self limiting mindsets and grow further



For who:

Scientists, PhDs, engineers, clinicians, biotech consultants, tech pros including women balancing STEM careers with motherhood while fighting stereotypes.


Why listen:

Representation and role modelling matter. Bold and brave STEM professionals share how they carved their own paths — so you can too.

🎙 New episodes weekly. Follow now to reinvent your STEM career and design work on your own terms.

STEMM = Science Technology Engineering Mathematics Medicine

Visit my website https://angeliquegreco.com.au/ for short bite insights and on how to start crafting your message to set you on track for the career your want.


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Angelique Greco
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  • STEM Career Change Without Starting Over: Make Room for the Parts Your Job Leaves Out
    Aug 2 2026
    What if feeling restless in a perfectly respectable STEM career does not mean you chose the wrong path, but that too much of you has been left outside it?🔍 What You'll Learn:STEM careers tend to reward the rational, analytical and credible parts of us. After years of training, those qualities can become our whole professional identity, while the writer, artist, teacher, founder or curious beginner quietly waits in the background.This episode explores how to make room for more of yourself without resigning dramatically by Tuesday.Recognise which parts of yourself have been rewarded, and which have been neglected because they did not fit the sensible career box.Identify three ways to expand your career: revive something that was always there, combine two existing strengths, or discover a new direction through experimentation.Choose one small action that gives an underused part of yourself room, without forcing it to become a job or business immediately.Play this episode to identify which part of you needs more room and choose one concrete action you can take this week.🧠 About the Guests:Dr Anupama Hariharan began her career as a dentist before moving into clinical research. Writing had been part of her life since childhood, but she placed it on the back burner while building a serious STEM career. Once she returned to it, she wrote six books in about a year.Dr Sue Pillans is a marine scientist, artist, children's author and graphic recorder. Through Picture Your Ideas, she combines science, strategic thinking and visual storytelling to help people understand complex information.Dr Chloe Lim has a PhD in medical science and works in regulatory science. After volunteering to make balloon animals at a community event, she discovered an unexpected creative skill and built Twisty Science, using balloon art to explain scientific concepts to children and families.📌 Episode Highlights:00:00 When a sensible STEM career becomes the only version of you03:35 What it means to contain multitudes05:15 The psychology behind our many selves08:00 Psychosynthesis, Voice Dialogue and Dialogical Self Theory11:50 Anu's story: returning to the writer who was always there16:40 The conversation with her mother that brought writing back18:45 Completing a 21-day poetry challenge in eight days21:20 Sue's story: building a bridge between science and art25:15 Discovering that graphic recording was a real profession26:45 How visual storytelling makes complex science understandable29:40 Chloe's story: discovering a new direction by trying something unexpected31:55 Turning balloon art into Twisty Science34:20 Why some parts of yourself can only be discovered through experimentation35:25 Three patterns: revive, combine or discover37:30 Why every interest does not need to become a business39:05 Finding the part of yourself that needs more room40:30 One concrete act of permission to take this week🔗 Resources Mentioned:Listen to Dr Anupama Hariharan: The Scientist and the StorytellerListen to Dr Sue Pillans: Combining Marine Science, Art and Graphic RecordingListen to Dr Chloe Lim: Building a Portfolio Career in STEMSong of Myself by Walt WhitmanThe Gifts of Imperfection by Brené BrownAn introduction to PsychosynthesisVoice Dialogue and the Psychology of SelvesThe International Society for Dialogical ScienceWhat Makes You Unique by Dr Chloe Lim🤔 Reflection Time:Which part of you has been well rewarded by your STEM career, and which part has been left waiting outside the room?Is the part asking for attention something you once loved, something you could combine with your scientific skills, or something you will only discover by trying?What is one concrete act of permission you can give that part this week, without asking it to prove its commercial value?Want to craft a career story that opens doors?I help STEMM professionals speak with clarity, confidence, and purpose and show up as thought leaders —so the right opportunities find you.📬 Let’s connect: angeliquegreco.com.au | LinkedIn ⭐️ Help More People Reinvent Their CareersIf you enjoyed this episode, please:✅ Leave a quick ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🙏♻️ Share it with a friend who's questioning their path in STEM Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • Expand Your STEM Career: Add a New Path Before You Feel Ready | Firechat with Dr Anupama Hariharan
    Jul 26 2026
    A 10-minute Fire Chat on transferable STEM skills, perfectionism, working smarter and making space for creative work.What if the biggest barrier to your next step is not a lack of time, money or skills, but the belief that you need more of all three before you can begin?🔍 What You'll Learn:Many STEM professionals assume their technical skills only matter inside their current field. Then they work longer, wait to feel ready and quietly hope their work will speak for itself. This episode challenges those assumptions.Recognise how analytical thinking, problem-solving and perseverance can transfer beyond the technical work you were trained to do.Stop confusing longer hours with better results, and put your effort into the action most likely to change the outcome.Use one small, finished action to test an idea, build confidence and move past perfectionism.Play this 10-minute episode to identify what is really holding you back and choose one practical step you can take this week.🧠 About the Guest:Dr Anupama Hariharan began her career as a dentist before moving into clinical research. Alongside her STEM career, she has become a published poet and fiction author.In this Fire Chat, she explains how scientific discipline supports her creative work, why perfection is overrated and how completing an eight-day writing challenge gave her the confidence to publish her first book.📌 Episode Highlights:00:00 The beliefs that quietly hold scientists back01:20 From dentistry and clinical research to becoming an author01:45 The scientific skills that transfer beyond technical roles02:20 What working smarter actually looks like02:50 Why the book cover deserved focused attention04:15 Is done really better than perfect?05:00 What nature teaches us about beauty and imperfection06:40 What is good enough to start?07:40 Turning existing work into a practical first step08:10 Completing a 21-day writing challenge in eight days09:20 Facing rejection without giving away your creative voice10:05 How science and creativity can strengthen each other🔗 Resources Mentioned:Listen to the full conversation: The Scientist and the StorytellerThe Sound of Your Name: Chiang Mai Saga by Dr Anupama HariharanExplore Antoni Gaudi's architecture in Barcelona🤔 Reflection Time:Which ability do you dismiss as "just part of being a scientist", even though it could help you in a different role, business or creative project?Where are you working longer because you have not decided which action will make the biggest difference?What could you finish within the next eight days to prove to yourself that you are ready to begin?Want to craft a career story that opens doors?I help STEMM professionals speak with clarity, confidence, and purpose and show up as thought leaders —so the right opportunities find you.📬 Let’s connect: angeliquegreco.com.au | LinkedIn ⭐️ Help More People Reinvent Their CareersIf you enjoyed this episode, please:✅ Leave a quick ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🙏♻️ Share it with a friend who's questioning their path in STEM Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • The Scientist and the Storyteller: Unleashing Your Creative Alter Ego with Dr. Anupama Hariharan
    Jul 13 2026

    What if your scientific career and your creative life were never competing identities?

    What if one could make the other stronger?


    Dr. Anupama Hariharan has built a long career across dentistry and clinical research. She is also a published poet and fiction author.


    For years, the writer in her stayed mostly in the background. Not because the talent was missing, but because the scientific path looked safer, more serious and easier to explain.

    Once she gave that creative identity a real place in her life, everything shifted.


    In this episode, you will learn:


    • Why being analytical does not make you less creative
    • How scientific skills such as research, structure, discipline and project thinking can support creative work
    • How to stop treating your creative identity as less legitimate than your professional one
    • Why you do not need to leave your career to take another part of yourself seriously
    • How grief, frustration and difficult experiences can be channelled into meaningful work
    • What can happen when you stop waiting for permission and give an idea a proper chance
    • Why creativity still needs strategy, visibility and commercial thinking if you want the work to reach people
    • How small acts of confidence create evidence that you are capable of more


    Anu’s story is not about abandoning science to become an author.

    It is about recognising that the scientist and the storyteller can exist in the same person.


    Your creative side is not necessarily a distraction from your serious career. It may be the part of you that brings back energy, perspective and a stronger sense of self.

    The question is not always, "Which identity should I choose?"


    Sometimes the better question is, "Which part of me have I kept hidden because it did not look sensible enough on paper?"


    Want to craft a career story that opens doors?

    I help STEMM professionals speak with clarity, confidence, and purpose and show up as thought leaders —so the right opportunities find you.

    📬 Let’s connect: angeliquegreco.com.au | LinkedIn


    ⭐️ Help More People Reinvent Their Careers

    If you enjoyed this episode, please:

    • ✅ Leave a quick ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🙏
    • ♻️ Share it with a friend who's questioning their path in STEM

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