How does a globe-trotting NBA executive become a powerhouse disability advocate? In this deeply moving episode, Phil Hayes-Brown, CEO of Wallara  and devoted father to Phoebe, his nonverbal daughter who lives with an intellectual disability, shares the inspiring personal journey that transformed his path from corporate boardrooms to compassionate care rooms. Phil opens up about the realities of being a full-time carer, the evolution of his family dynamics, and the hard-won wisdom gained from raising Phoebe. With heartfelt reflections on advocacy, inclusion, and independence, Phil challenges assumptions about care and powerfully reframes what lived experience truly means. If you’ve ever felt unseen as a carer or overwhelmed navigating systems like the NDIS, this conversation offers clarity, connection, and hope.🎧 Listen now and share with someone navigating disability, care, or transition.Learn more about Phil Hayes-Brown and Wallara: 🌐 Website: https://wallara.com.au/Phil's Credentials & Affiliations:Adjunct Professor (Research), Monash UniversityBachelor of Economics and Law, Monash UniversityHarvard Business School Exec Program in Not Profits, 2012Williamson Community Leadership Program, 2016AACB Influential Leader Class, 2019Elected to NDS Victoria State Committee, 2021🔗 Monash Global Influence Feature

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