Love Your People Podcast · 2025-06-04 · 28 min
How do you create a culture where every employee believes in their own breakthrough? In this episode of the Love Your People Podcast, Bettina Deynes, Global Chief Human Resources Officer at Carnival Corporation, shares her inspiring journey from immigrant janitor to C-suite executive, and how she now leads HR strategy for more than 160,000 employees across eight cruise brands. Bettina offers a transparent look at leading through a global crisis, building a consistent company culture across 150+ nationalities, and the importance of kindness, emotional intelligence, and grit in leadership. Her story will challenge and inspire you to rethink how you show up as a leader. Whether you're navigating change, scaling culture globally, or helping your people unlock their potential, this episode is packed with lessons worth sharing. Don't miss future episodes!
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