The Rethink Ability

Podcast

In partnership with The Fearless PX, we're dropping a limited series that tackles the Elephant in the Org: Disability and performance at work.

Meet the Team

We came together as a team, drawing on our personal experiences with disability to spark honest conversations and challenge outdated ideas of performance. Each of us brought a unique lens shaped by lived realities, barriers faced, and systems navigated, to create something deeply personal and widely resonant.

Together, we’ve built more than just a conversation series—we’ve created space to rethink how we define performance, value people, and build truly inclusive workplaces.

Marion Anderson is a Scottish workplace culture strategist, researcher, and podcast producer with a global career—and a personal stake in rethinking how we design work. As a collaborator, co-host and producer of the Rethink Ability podcast, she helps bring raw, unfiltered conversations to life around disability, chronic illness, and the everyday realities of navigating work while managing your body, mind, and needs.
Marion is disabled herself, living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and complex PTSD, and brings both lived experience and academic insight to the table. She’s currently finalizing her PhD on the intersection of psychological safety and employer approaches to remote, hybrid, and return-to-office work—research that centers inclusion, employee voice, and the systemic barriers often glossed over in corporate settings.
She’s the founder of The Fearless PX, co-host of The Elephant in the Org podcast, and a member of both the Future of Work Alliance and The Performance Innovation Collective. Known for calling out performative workplace culture with sharp strategy and compassion, Marion also happens to be obsessed with her two rescue dogs, Talisker and Jack.
She’s here to help rethink ability—not just as an identity, but as a lens for redesigning work that works for everyone.

Cacha Dora is a learning and development professional with over a decade of experience across the technology, advertising, and aerospace industries. She specializes in guiding teams through complex change with a grounded, intersectional approach centered on psychological safety, equity, and behavioral science.
Currently pursuing her M.S. in Organizational Development & Leadership, Cacha is committed to blending academic rigor with real-world impact. She's known for her evidence-based insights and willingness to challenge outdated norms around how we work and learn.
Based in Southern California, Cacha believes in embracing complexity and making space for joy, even in the messiest parts of organizational life. When she's not reimagining workplace transformation, she's likely exploring new restaurants, spending time with her husband and dog, or balancing her love of behavioral science and change theory with good coffee and a healthy dose of curiosity.

Danny lives and works by the motto, 'Play the game so that others will be excited to play with you again.' He applies this philosophy to organizational design and development, prioritizing psychological safety, humor, creativity, and inclusion.Danny is an expert in Learning and Development, where his focus has been on innovative solutions for organizational design, performance management, and talent development. His experience innovating is underscored by his creation of a groundbreaking critical thinking program at San Francisco State University. Known for his community-first and psychologically safe approach to organizational development, Danny has made it his mission to positively impact organizations, enhancing the day-to-day experience of their employees. He emphasizes aligning all aspects of an organization along shared values.

Lia Seth has nearly a decade of experience in HR, and focuses her work on making the employee experience accessible and inclusive. She currently works as Director of People at Cylinder, a digital health company that supports digestive and gut health. Lia is a Lifetime Girl Scout, former pub trivia host, and outspoken disability advocate and self-proclaimed Accessibility Queen. She lives in Seattle and loves to look at mountains.

Greer is a people-first leader with a background in hospitality and tech, and a passion for building equitable, transparent talent processes. She specializes in creating systems and programs that empower individuals at all levels, ensuring that performance drives both business success and employee growth. With a focus on autonomy and actionable insights, Greer helps organizations design strategies that make feedback meaningful, accessible, and impactful. She also leads the Performance Innovation Collective, a free & open community aiming to improve the current state of performance management.

Our guests bring a wealth of diverse experiences and perspectives to the conversation. They share their unique stories and expertise to deepen understanding around disability, work, and performance, challenging assumptions and inspiring more inclusive workplaces. Through their voices, we explore the complexities of navigating professional life with disability and rethink what success and value mean in today’s workforce.