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Ryan Carron, Ashley Burgess, & Lakesha Davis-Sanders - AT&T ERG (Employee Resource Group) Members
The Connected learning program in Houston in efforts to bridge the digital divide and sits on the board of AT&T’s oldest ERG, The NETwork (Black integrated communication professionals) Houston Chapter.
The Women of AT&T Houston Chapter and a 2022 AT&T Service Excellence Award Winner. Leadership, communication, and initiative have been the key to finding a path to success in Corporate America.
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Letters to my Corporate Sisters with Dr. Elizabeth Carter, PhD.
Welcome to our podcast, where we dive into the anthology "Letters to My Corporate Sisters." This book features inspiring letters written by successful women of color in corporate America, sharing their personal stories and offering advice to their fellow corporate sisters.
Unfortunately, the lack of diversity and representation of women in corporate America is a persistent issue. According to a study by Catalyst, women of color represent only 4.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs and only 3% of executive-level positions. This is despite the fact that women make up almost 50% of the workforce in the United States.
Through the personal experiences and insights shared in "Letters to My Corporate Sisters," we hope to uplift and empower women of color in the corporate world. We'll discuss the book's authors and their individual journeys, as well as the themes and lessons that can be applied to anyone navigating their career.
Join us as we explore this important topic and celebrate the voices of women of color in corporate America.
You can view the video version on our YouTube Channel click here.
The podcast will be a 3-part series:
1st Series - Dr. Saundra Williams & Rebekah Ratliff
2nd Series - Sunita Uthra, Debra Bell-Campbell, & Wendy Gomez
3rd Series - Dr. Pam Straker & Willie Mae White
#LetterstoMyCorporateSisters #WomeninCorporateAmerica #DiversityandInclusion #RepresentationMatters
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Letters to my Corporate Sisters with Dr. Elizabeth Carter, PhD.
Welcome to our podcast, where we dive into the anthology "Letters to My Corporate Sisters." This book features inspiring letters written by successful women of color in corporate America, sharing their personal stories and offering advice to their fellow corporate sisters.
Unfortunately, the lack of diversity and representation of women in corporate America is a persistent issue. According to a study by Catalyst, women of color represent only 4.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs and only 3% of executive-level positions. This is despite the fact that women make up almost 50% of the workforce in the United States.
Through the personal experiences and insights shared in "Letters to My Corporate Sisters," we hope to uplift and empower women of color in the corporate world. We'll discuss the book's authors and their individual journeys, as well as the themes and lessons that can be applied to anyone navigating their career.
Join us as we explore this important topic and celebrate the voices of women of color in corporate America.
You can view the video version on our YouTube Channel click here.
The podcast will be a 3-part series:
1st Series - Dr. Saundra Williams & Rebekah Ratliff
2nd Series - Sunita Uthra, Debra Bell-Campbell, & Wendy Gomez
3rd Series - Dr. Pam Straker & Willie Mae White
#LetterstoMyCorporateSisters #WomeninCorporateAmerica #DiversityandInclusion #RepresentationMatters
Support the show
Letters to my Corporate Sisters with Dr. Elizabeth Carter, PhD.
Welcome to our podcast, where we dive into the anthology "Letters to My Corporate Sisters." This book features inspiring letters written by successful women of color in corporate America, sharing their personal stories and offering advice to their fellow corporate sisters.
Unfortunately, the lack of diversity and representation of women in corporate America is a persistent issue. According to a study by Catalyst, women of color represent only 4.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs and only 3% of executive-level positions. This is despite the fact that women make up almost 50% of the workforce in the United States.
Through the personal experiences and insights shared in "Letters to My Corporate Sisters," we hope to uplift and empower women of color in the corporate world. We'll discuss the book's authors and their individual journeys, as well as the themes and lessons that can be applied to anyone navigating their career.
Join us as we explore this important topic and celebrate the voices of women of color in corporate America.
You can view the video version on our YouTube Channel click here.
The podcast will be a 3-part series:
1st Series - Dr. Saundra Williams & Rebekah Ratliff
2nd Series - Sunita Uthra, Debra Bell-Campbell, & Wendy Gomez
3rd Series - Dr. Pam Straker & Willie Mae White
#LetterstoMyCorporateSisters #WomeninCorporateAmerica #DiversityandInclusion #RepresentationMatters
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Welcome to the Fireside Chat Series, a podcast discussing the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month. In this podcast, we'll be asking a few questions to get the opinions of our guests. They will share their views on how important it is for women to have a seat at the table & be heard.
Join us as we sit down with entrepreneurs and leaders from different fields to discuss the challenges women face in climbing the corporate ladder and reaching top positions.
So whether you're a woman aspiring to break the glass ceiling or a male ally committed to promoting gender equality, tune in to Fireside Chat and join us for a frank and insightful discussion on the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month.
To view the video you can go to our YouTube Channel
Fireside Chat Guests:
Shantera Chatman - Texas
Lina Loi - California
Jeff Heggie - Arizona
Michealene Holder-March - UK
Michele Heyward - South Carolina
Dejuaine Motley - New York
#womenhistorymonth #womeninleadership #lackofwomenincorporate #womenoverlooked
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Welcome to the Fireside Chat Series, a podcast discussing the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month. In this podcast, we'll be asking a few questions to get the opinions of our guests. They will share their views on how important it is for women to have a seat at the table & be heard.
Join us as we sit down with entrepreneurs and leaders from different fields to discuss the challenges women face in climbing the corporate ladder and reaching top positions.
So whether you're a woman aspiring to break the glass ceiling or a male ally committed to promoting gender equality, tune in to Fireside Chat and join us for a frank and insightful discussion on the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month.
To view the video you can go to our YouTube Channel
Fireside Chat Guests:
Shantera Chatman - Texas
Lina Loi - California
Jeff Heggie - Arizona
Michealene Holder-March - UK
Michele Heyward - South Carolina
Dejuaine Motley - New York
#womenhistorymonth #womeninleadership #lackofwomenincorporate #womenoverlooked
Support the show
Welcome to the Fireside Chat Series, a podcast discussing the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month. In this podcast, we'll be asking a few questions to get the opinions of our guests. They will share their views on how important it is for women to have a seat at the table & be heard.
Join us as we sit down with entrepreneurs and leaders from different fields to discuss the challenges women face in climbing the corporate ladder and reaching top positions.
So whether you're a woman aspiring to break the glass ceiling or a male ally committed to promoting gender equality, tune in to Fireside Chat and join us for a frank and insightful discussion on the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month.
To view the video you can go to our YouTube Channel
Fireside Chat Guests:
Shantera Chatman - Texas
Lina Loi - California
Jeff Heggie - Arizona
Michealene Holder-March - UK
Michele Heyward - South Carolina
Dejuaine Motley - New York
#womenhistorymonth #womeninleadership #lackofwomenincorporate #womenoverlooked
Support the show
Welcome to the Fireside Chat Series, a podcast discussing the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month. In this podcast, we'll be asking a few questions to get the opinions of our guests. They will share their views on how important it is for women to have a seat at the table & be heard.
Join us as we sit down with entrepreneurs and leaders from different fields to discuss the challenges women face in climbing the corporate ladder and reaching top positions.
So whether you're a woman aspiring to break the glass ceiling or a male ally committed to promoting gender equality, tune in to Fireside Chat and join us for a frank and insightful discussion on the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month.
To view the video you can go to our YouTube Channel
Fireside Chat Guests:
Shantera Chatman - Texas
Lina Loi - California
Jeff Heggie - Arizona
Michealene Holder-March - UK
Michele Heyward - South Carolina
Dejuaine Motley - New York
#womenhistorymonth #womeninleadership #lackofwomenincorporate #womenoverlooked
Support the show
Welcome to the Fireside Chat Series, a podcast discussing the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month. In this podcast, we'll be asking a few questions to get the opinions of our guests. They will share their views on how important it is for women to have a seat at the table & be heard.
Join us as we sit down with entrepreneurs and leaders from different fields to discuss the challenges women face in climbing the corporate ladder and reaching top positions.
So whether you're a woman aspiring to break the glass ceiling or a male ally committed to promoting gender equality, tune in to Fireside Chat and join us for a frank and insightful discussion on the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month.
To view the video you can go to our YouTube Channel
Fireside Chat Guests:
Shantera Chatman - Texas
Lina Loi - California
Jeff Heggie - Arizona
Michealene Holder-March - UK
Michele Heyward - South Carolina
Dejuaine Motley - New York
#womenhistorymonth #womeninleadership #lackofwomenincorporate #womenoverlooked
Support the show
Welcome to the Fireside Chat Series, a podcast discussing the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month. In this podcast, we'll be asking a few questions to get the opinions of our guests. They will share their views on how important it is for women to have a seat at the table & be heard.
Join us as we sit down with entrepreneurs and leaders from different fields to discuss the challenges women face in climbing the corporate ladder and reaching top positions.
So whether you're a woman aspiring to break the glass ceiling or a male ally committed to promoting gender equality, tune in to Fireside Chat and join us for a frank and insightful discussion on the lack of women in leadership roles during Women's History Month.
To view the video you can go to our YouTube Channel
Fireside Chat Guests:
Shantera Chatman - Texas
Lina Loi - California
Jeff Heggie - Arizona
Michealene Holder-March - UK
Michele Heyward - South Carolina
Dejuaine Motley - New York
#womenhistorymonth #womeninleadership #lackofwomenincorporate #womenoverlooked
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From the publisher's feed
It’s 7:00 PM. The Slack messages have slowed, your team has logged off, and your calendar has finally stopped buzzing. But your brain hasn’t.
If you’re a founder, COO, or…
You don't need another high-volume "grind harder" podcast blasted into your ears at 1.5x speed. You don’t need more theoretical advice that adds ten items to your to-do list.
You need calm clarity. You need systems that let you exhale.
Welcome to Operational Transformation: The 7PM Wind-Down.
Hosted by Operational Transformation Specialist Melissa Ambers, this is an audio-only, weekly executive briefing built specifically for how leaders think when the armor comes off:
Stop letting growth break your company. Reclaim your evenings, fix the plumbing, and turn your wind-down into your sharpest operational hour.
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Produced and edited by SAVVY Media Group, Inc.