In this episode, we sit down with Dee to discuss the importance of giving women real-world learning experiences.
As Public Advocate for the City of New York and the first woman of color to hold citywide office in NYC, Letitia James is all about breaking down barriers.
Eva Moskowitz, Founder and CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools, has been passionate about education from the time she was young.
Not many companies have a single individual as their Chief People and Legal Officer; however, AppNexus is setting a trend and changing the game with diversity in tech.
Andrea Ormeno, Women’s Business Center Director at the Queens Economic Development Center (QEDC), is no stranger to the hard work of an entrepreneur.
From the time Environmental Artist Anne DeCarbuccia was young, she’s been passionate about nature.
Diana Burley has extensive expertise in cyber security.
Women are often discouraged from pursuing their dreams due to the many views society has on women’s roles.If you’re like Andie Kramer, you were discouraged from pursuing your dreams a very young age.
Many of the average Americans aren’t aware of geopolitics and how it affects the US government. Ian Bremmer, Founder and CEO of Eurasia Group, is not that average American.
Idelisse Malavé and Joanne Sandler want you to know that their age and gender do not define them.
Have you heard of the story where your daughter or young girl in your life is a “badass robot engineer?” Well look no further because Mara Lecocq.
Sarah Chamberlain, President and CEO of the Republican Main Street Partnership, never thought she’d get into politics.
