In this powerful episode, we sit down with Angela McCullough, author of "Beyond Gender and Ethnic Stereotypes," to uncover the untold stories of women of color redefining public sector leadership.

As a federal senior executive with over three decades of service, Angela shares her journey of overcoming adversity and shattering barriers. From being labeled an "affirmative action hire" early in her career to rising through the ranks and leading 31,000 employees, her story is a testament to resilience and determination.

But Angela's mission goes beyond her personal success. Through candid interviews, she amplifies the voices of trailblazing women who are breaking down systemic obstacles and creating lasting change in their communities.

Here are 5 key insights you'll gain from this inspiring conversation:

• Strategies for navigating microaggressions and bias in the workplace
• The power of mentorship and how to cultivate a supportive network
• Redefining Leadership: how women of color are transforming organizational cultures
• Overcoming imposter syndrome and embracing your authentic self
• The importance of representation in shaping inclusive policies

Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your journey, this episode will empower you to challenge the status quo and forge your unique path to success.

Resources:

Purchase "Beyond Gender and Ethnic Stereotypes: How Women of Color Redefine Public Sector Leadership"

Meet Angela McCullough: website or LinkedIn

Download STEWARD Identity Pathway

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