Podcasts about inclusion women

When I grew up, I wanted to be an astronaut. But kids of today want to become professional gamers and influencers. But are these legitimate career paths? In this episode we explore valuable insights into the eSports industry, showcasing how it has transformed from a pastime into a legitimate career path with potential benefits for players beyond the gaming world. It encourages listeners to consider the broader impact of gaming and eSports in today's evolving landscape.

Career Transformation | Career Growth | Pivot | Life Sciences | Life in Denmark | Inclusive Leadership | Diversity & Inclusion | Women of Color | Mentorship | Role Model | ProWoc | Life Science | Researcher |  Phaedria Marie St. Hilaire is a Dominican-born Science Business Leader with over 20 years of experience in the Pharmaceutical and Biotech industries with a passion for people development and making a difference. She has a proven track record of inspiring and driving cross-functional, multicultural teams to deliver results from her leadership positions at global companies like Carlsberg, and Novo Nordisk; and from her non-profit organization, Professional Women of Color Denmark.In addition to a Ph.D. in Chemistry, Phaedria has over 45 publications and patent applications in Chemistry and Biochemistry. She is passionate about diversity, inclusion, and belonging and changing the gender and race narrative. Phaedria believes in empowering self and others, continuous learning, self-reflection, and reinvention. She is a Mentor and Executive Coach. She enjoys pushing mental and physical boundaries and being out of her comfort zone.In our interview, Phaedria shares how she managed to transform her career multiple times. Transformational journeys are inspiring because these are the moments when you must get out of your comfort zone more than ever and trust that things will turn out OK. This is the central message of our interview: things will turn out OK. Phaedria also shares thoughts on her inclusive leadership work, advice for other leaders, and advice for young women looking to join for the first time a managerial role. We also discuss ProWoc Denmark (Professional Women of Color Denmark) and its mission.Follow Phaedria on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phaedria-marie-sthilaire/Follow Phaedria on Instagram: @thesainteddoc Check our ProWoc's mission: https://prowoc.org/Follow ProWoc on Instagram: @prowocdk  Episode Timeline:03:15 What makes a career successful?06:50 When did you realize a career path is not about the outcome?14:40 How do you connect your identity with your new path?18:00 Did you have a safety plan for your career path? 23:38 How do you advise others to take the first step towards their career transformation28:15 Your career path is going to turn out OK.29:30 What is inclusive leadership?33:28 What is the mission of Professional Women of Color Denmark?41:39 Final 5 Fire Questions.

In this episode of Women Talk Tech, Sinead McElhinney, KPMG's People Communications lead and Christine Andrew, Managing Director, Strategy & Digital at KPMG, speak about how technology is fostering Diversity and Inclusion. They explore how we can build inclusion into our operations, products and services to help create greater equity.

Our Black History Exclusive: Co-editors Wanda Lloyd and Tina McElroy Ansa provide a reflection on the essays of prominent African-American women in their co-edited book “MEETING AT THE TABLE: African-American Women Write on Race, Culture and Community” published by DownSouth Press. To learn about BlueScorpionRM, visit us online at bluescorpionrm.com and shop our digital store at https://bit.ly/BlueScorpionRMStore Opt-In to receive our weekly digital marketing tips. Text "BLUETIPS" to 63975 to subscribe. #diversity #inclusion #women #blackhistorymonth #bluescorpionrm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blue-scorpion-rm/support

In this episode, Lindsay talks to two female directors about their experiences in the workplace and navigating labels, challenges and life.       

Listen in to the first of five podcasts about marginalized groups, what life is like for some of them and how best to be an ally for this group. In this podcast, Kim interviews six women of different decades working in male-dominated professions and the inequities they have experienced. The focus is not on condemning men but on helping people who aren't a member of this group how to best serve as an ally. Join the conversation and maybe start some conversations of your own. 

Live from SharePoint Conference 2019 (#SPC19) in Las Vegas, NV, The Intrazone team talks with Jeff Teper, CVP Microsoft Office. We discuss how SharePoint is turbocharging user experiences, the importance of design, the big announcements from SPC19, and a meaningful segment on diversity and inclusion in the workplace. What's powering the intelligent workplace? Listen here to find out. Running Time: 46min Show Intro [00:00:00:00] Topic of the Week – SharePoint Conference 2019 Guest Perspective – Jeff Teper [00:03:05:00] Show Wrap [00:43:55:00]    Social and Info Links: SharePoint Community Blog SharePoint Facebook @MSSharePoint SharePoint @SharePoint Mark Kashman @mkashman Chris McNulty @cmcnulty2000 Jeff Teper @jeffteper Women in SharePoint @WomeninSP   Resources: Jeff Teper's SPC19 announcements blog "New SharePoint home sites headline Microsoft 365 innovations for the intelligent workplace" View the SharePoint 2019 keynote on-demand SharePoint Look Book SharePoint Virtual Summit Microsoft Global Diversity and Inclusion Women in SharePoint Microsoft 365 Roadmap Microsoft Fluid Framework Vision Keynote Demo // Microsoft Build 2019 (video) Berlin Marathon 2019   Upcoming Events: SharePoint Fest, @SharePointFest  European Collaboration Summit, Wiesbaden, Germany, May 27-29, 2019 Microsoft Ignite | The Tour (various cities worldwide)  Microsoft Business Applications Summit, Atlanta, GA, June 10-11, 2019 ESPC, European SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure Conference - Dec.2-5 (Prague, Czech Republic)    Subscribe to The Intrazone: Show Page: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Overcast RadioPublic iHeart RSS

Today we get to know Christine McCarey of ImpactDEI. ImpactDEI is a management consulting company. We help brands embed diversity, equity, and inclusion. This episode is powered by SpyCloud - https://spycloud.com/ - Protect employees and customers from account takeover & Impact Hub Austin - https://www.impacthubaustin.com/ - Inspiring coworking, shared office spaces, programs and accelerators in the heart of Austin. Tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora https://www.impactdei.com/ http://twitter.com/womenintechshow https://twitter.com/espreedevora

CoreNet Northern California Chapter is especially pleased to offer our listeners this thought provoking podcast about diversity and inclusion.  Recorded at the Women of CoreNet event held at Palo Alto Networks in Santa Clara on February 28, 2018, it features two extremely dynamic speakers, Cheryl S. Durst, Executive VP & CEO of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) and Bari A. Williams, Head of Business Operations Management, North America at StubHub.  The casual conversation format of the session created the perfect environment for candor. Consequently, both speakers delved deeply into their personal experiences holding little back!  While this provided an extra rich learning experience, at times the dialogue included strong language and is therefore suitable for mature audiences only.

Caroline & Jill - "Inclusion: Women and Leadership" (Crazy Little Thing Called Church series) by Oasis Church Waterloo

Caroline Bryant & Jill Rowe - "Inclusion: Women & Leadership" (Church series) by Oasis Church Waterloo

Baroness Helena Kennedy, leading barrister and an expert in human rights law, civil liberties and constitutional issues, will give a series of three public lectures and a concluding symposium on The Illusion of Inclusion: Women and the Law. Globalisation has expanded markets across borders and just as legitimate businesses have expanded their reach so have black markets. This lecture will look at the forms of crime like human trafficking which have spread like wildfire through the same technological advances which have enhanced markets. The lecture will contend that national legal systems are currently proving incapable of dealing adequately with globalised crimes, particularly those which involve the sexual abuse of women and children, but the profitability of such exploitation means international legal responses are resisted.

Baroness Helena Kennedy, leading barrister and an expert in human rights law, civil liberties and constitutional issues, will give a series of three public lectures and a concluding symposium on The Illusion of Inclusion: Women and the Law. The development of human rights regimes around the world is based on a belief that there are such things as universal values. This idea is challenged most potently in the areas of gender and sexuality, where patriarchal power relations often combine with religion to oppose women's equality. This lecture will engage with the claims of cultural relativism and steer a course through the struggle for human rights in societies which are multi-ethnic and multi-religious.