In this episode of Radical Outcomes, host Juliana Stancampiano sits down with Gavriella Schuster—former Corporate VP at Microsoft, board member, and tireless advocate for women in tech. Gavriella shares candid stories from her 25+ year career, including the unlikely path that led her to tech, the power of real allyship, and the importance of learning to lead through change. She also introduces EmpowerHer50, a campaign spotlighting women who shaped Microsoft’s history—and funding AI certifications for 10,000 more. This is a conversation packed with leadership insights, career guidance, and a blueprint for building a more inclusive tech industry.

🔗 Links & Resources:

• 💻 Learn more about the EmpowerHer50 campaign and Women in Cloud: womenincloud.com
• 👤 Connect with Gavriella Schuster on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/gavriella-schuster
• 🎙️ Follow host Juliana Stancampiano: linkedin.com/in/jstancampiano
• 💼 Discover more from OxygenEXP: linkedin.com/company/oxygen-exp

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From his roots in the inner city of Baltimore to an executive leadership position at Boeing, David Canada created the unique pathway that has enabled his positive influence on so many lives. In this podcast, David eloquently shares the story of his remarkable journey, from discovering his love of science and engineering at an early age, to leveraging the connections and learnings he gained in his community to forge his career, and ultimately illustrating the supreme accomplishment of aligning passion with purpose. We promise, you’ll be intrigued from the very beginning.

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