Rebecca Lovelace, Founder & Chief Dot-Joiner, Building People CIC
Collaborating with Unheard Voice has been an inspiration for Building People, bringing energy, expertise and a calm, listening approach to our challenge of increasing representation in the built environment sector. Marsha doesn’t just know inclusion but absolutely walks the talk and ensures open and frank conversations without judgement. Equally, Marsha brings authority and confidence and isn’t afraid to challenge and to supportively educate, with a wealth of knowledge and expertise that our sector so desperately needs. Crucially, Marsha delivers joined-up action, with collaboration at its core. The partnership is a huge asset to Building People and Marsha continues to be an absolute inspiration to me.
Valentyna Kravchenko, CEO, INO The Developer (Ukrainian Development organisation)
We invited Marsha Ramroop from Unheard Voice to give a lecture on inclusion, because she is a specialist in the field of inclusion with many years of experience. To rebuild Ukraine, we need the best global practices that will help generate our own standards. Marsha has a unique vision in this field. She approaches inclusivity not only from the standpoint of comfort but also from the perspective of the philosophy of relationships among city residents, because no benevolent intention will be effective without incorporating humanity. Thank you for the meaningful conversation and advice on how to create a comfortable Ukraine of the future for everyone.
Dr David Livermore, Founding President, CQ Center
Unheard Voice are one of the most talented, culturally intelligent EDI/DEI professionals I've worked with anywhere in the world. Marsha thinks deeply, strategically, and brings an innovative approach to equity and inclusion. She isn't afraid of difficult conversations while ensuring the ultimate goal is that everyone feels included. I highly recommend Marsha as a key strategist for building culturally intelligence among individuals, teams, and organisations.
Jane Simpson, Jane Simpson Access
EDI can be a complex issue, but Unheard Voice can navigate the complexities, analysing and interrogating at a pace. Marsha does so with a sensitivity for all; a rare skill. It has been a pleasure to have worked with Marsha, even in a small way. Quickly I realised that she could read the room almost instinctively and gets swiftly to the crux of matters. Marsha is compassionate, but it was her enthusiasm, energy and determination that shone through. A wonderful person who it is a pleasure to know.
Ritika Wadhwa, CEO Prabhaav Global
Unheard Voice deliver work with conscientious commitment and Marsha is one of the most intelligent people I know. She knows her subject deeply and continues to learn with humility. She also delivers work, with conscientious commitment and integrity which is a rare combination to find. Marsha doesn't shy away from difficult conversations but does it in a manner that isn't confrontational. The true hallmark of a culturally intelligent leader. It really is an honour to know Marsha, learn from her and work with her.
Angela Dapper, Grimshaw Architects
The way Unheard Voice talks about EDI is with so much knowledge, experience and understanding – but also in a really accessible way – so it really makes an impact. Marsha Ramroop is a fantastic speaker and advocate for EDI and you can see the change she leaves in her wake not only on organisations but also on individuals.
Lalita Taylor, BBC Executive Producer
Unheard Voice are a rare talent. Their knowledge and experience of EDI surpasses most experts I know. Marsha is also kind and approachable. Whoever has Marsha as part of their team is lucky indeed.
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