When Melissa Jun Rowley, entrepreneur, BBC News correspondent, decided that Hollywood journalism was not a career for her, she decided to change her path from entertainment to tech.
At the 2019 Mobilize Women Summit we learned from business leaders, activists, change-makers, and more. But the highlight was the International Woman of Change Award recipient, Hannah Beachler.
On this episode, Emily talks about the role of advocates and how one can be a good advocate, as well as making the disability experience accessible.
We discuss the truth behind how cultural changes need to happen at all levels, and how we can create an environment where managers are supported in their quest to foster a more inclusive workplace.
On June 19, Ellevate Network, the global organization for professional women, held its third annual summit Mobilize Women 2019 in New York City.
White men hold 68 percent of C-suite positions, compared with 19 percent for white women and 9 percent for men of color, according to the Women in the Workplace 2018 report by LeanIn.Org.
It’s not often that we are inspired to create change because change isn’t easy. Many important issues were explored in the recent Mobilize Women, Ellevate Network Summit.
Sallie Krawcheck, CEO and co-founder of Ellevest (and chair of the Ellevate Network), ended the day with her closing keynote speech, and here's what she had to say.
We haven't had the chance to take all of the lessons from Mobilize Women in yet, but here are a few nuggets of inspiration for you to start your week.
Yes, you. Ellevate CEO Kristy Wallace tells you why the Mobilize Women Summit is so meaningful and how you can get involved in the movement towards a more equal world.
At Ellevate, we believe in the importance of role models. In breaking barriers. In creating a new reality and a new world in which we’re all equal. This is what Mobilize Women is about.
We're honored to recognize Academy Award winning production designer Hannah Beachler as our 2019 International Woman of Change.
