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This month I sat down with a former colleague and my friend, Elekia. She is an Account Director at gyro, a B2B advertising agency that is part of the Dentsu Aegis Network. She currently works on a large tech account within the media team.
She is also co-founder and chair of Represent, a network for Dentsu Aegis employees that are from underrepresented backgrounds as well as creating inclusive spaces for allies to have a welcoming place within the business to listen, learn and share experiences to drive positive change. Their mission is for DAN to be a welcoming workplace for the community and a driving force for a culturally progressive & diverse advertising industry.
We touch on Elekia's career so far in media and advertising - but more importantly discussed in-depth, racism at work, and the so-called, banter culture some places of work have. Being a black woman she’s had to face both racism and issues surrounding gender inequality within the workplace which were really difficult to talk about so I wanted to say thank you to her for being so open.
By KushThis month I sat down with a former colleague and my friend, Elekia. She is an Account Director at gyro, a B2B advertising agency that is part of the Dentsu Aegis Network. She currently works on a large tech account within the media team.
She is also co-founder and chair of Represent, a network for Dentsu Aegis employees that are from underrepresented backgrounds as well as creating inclusive spaces for allies to have a welcoming place within the business to listen, learn and share experiences to drive positive change. Their mission is for DAN to be a welcoming workplace for the community and a driving force for a culturally progressive & diverse advertising industry.
We touch on Elekia's career so far in media and advertising - but more importantly discussed in-depth, racism at work, and the so-called, banter culture some places of work have. Being a black woman she’s had to face both racism and issues surrounding gender inequality within the workplace which were really difficult to talk about so I wanted to say thank you to her for being so open.