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Top5 Ways to Develop Young Talent
Chief Executive Officer of Encouraging Women Across All Borders (EWAAB) Sam Collins, joins Tara Thuber for a discussion on the Top5 Ways to Develop Young Talent.
EWAAB is a nonprofit dedicated to building a bridge to a world where women and non-binary individuals can enter and rise in any professional field they choose. The Bridge Program serves undergraduate students by providing them with the tools and confidence needed to scale a traditionally male-dominated industry like STEM or finance.
To learn more about EWABB, please visit: www.ewaab.org
Top5 Ways to Develop Young Talent
- Mentorship
- Peer-to-Peer Learning
- Allow Failure & Provide Feedback
- Provide Space for Creativity & Ownership
- Be Consistent
About Sam Collins:
Sam Collins first joined EWAAB as a volunteer, eager to impact young students, and has since made significant contributions to the development and expansion of the organization's core program, Bridge. Following her impact as a volunteer she was asked to step up and lead EWAAB in the next phase of its growth.
She has earned a B.A. degree from Union College, NY and M.A. degree from Teachers College Columbia University. Additionally, she has a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Northeastern University. A passionate advocate for gender inclusion and equity, Sam uses her experience in higher education to help EWAAB build a world where women and non-binary folks can enter and rise in any field they choose.
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By DefinedTalent TeamChief Executive Officer of Encouraging Women Across All Borders (EWAAB) Sam Collins, joins Tara Thuber for a discussion on the Top5 Ways to Develop Young Talent.
EWAAB is a nonprofit dedicated to building a bridge to a world where women and non-binary individuals can enter and rise in any professional field they choose. The Bridge Program serves undergraduate students by providing them with the tools and confidence needed to scale a traditionally male-dominated industry like STEM or finance.
To learn more about EWABB, please visit: www.ewaab.org
Top5 Ways to Develop Young Talent
- Mentorship
- Peer-to-Peer Learning
- Allow Failure & Provide Feedback
- Provide Space for Creativity & Ownership
- Be Consistent
About Sam Collins:
Sam Collins first joined EWAAB as a volunteer, eager to impact young students, and has since made significant contributions to the development and expansion of the organization's core program, Bridge. Following her impact as a volunteer she was asked to step up and lead EWAAB in the next phase of its growth.
She has earned a B.A. degree from Union College, NY and M.A. degree from Teachers College Columbia University. Additionally, she has a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Northeastern University. A passionate advocate for gender inclusion and equity, Sam uses her experience in higher education to help EWAAB build a world where women and non-binary folks can enter and rise in any field they choose.