Kamilah Taylor, senior software engineer at Linkedin on why women in tech should speak up by Change Catalyst

Kamilah Taylor, senior software engineer at Linkedin on why women in tech should speak up

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Shruti Shah, Entrepreneur In Residence At Silicon Valley talks to us about her work at Silicon Valley Bank and her experience as a women of color entrepreneur.

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This week, it is my pleasure to welcome Jessica Loché to the show. Since I recorded this episode with Jessica, she started a new position as the Head of Culture & Innovation at The Riveter. In this interview, she talks to us about why tech companies need more than ping pong tables to make their employees happy and why we should not expect diversity inclusion teams to do everything

Jessica Loché- Eggert on Why Tech Companies Need More Than A Ping Pong Table

Steve Huffman, Co-Founder and CEO of Reddit shares with us why he thinks diversity and inclusion is core to Reddit’s success.

Steve Huffman, Reddit CEO On What It Takes To Build An Inclusive Company.

Meghan Nesbit is the Director of Nonprofit Market Development at Twilio. She talks to us about how companies can make their technology more accessible to nonprofit and the importance of having diversity and inclusion strategies in the nonprofit sector.

Meghan Nesbit On How Companies Can Make Their Technology More Accessible To Nonprofits.

Emilie Hsieh is the co-founder and Ceo of Allie, an engagement platform that allows employees to give feedback and get personalized coaching on issues like inclusion.

Kamilah Taylor, senior software engineer at Linkedin on why women in tech should speak up

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