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Get ahead of 2025's biggest tech talent shifts. Register for our December 11th webinar.
A tremendous amount of attention is dedicated to making workplace environments more diverse and inclusive. Yet, despite concentrated effort, women continue to face implicit and explicit barriers in the workplace, and are underrepresented in management and senior leadership positions. Women of color experience even greater challenges. Join us at this panel discussion where women professionals from racially diverse backgrounds explore, discuss and unpack how gender and race intersect in the workplace, as well as share their personal stories of career surprise, heartache, and triumph. This will be a highly interactive, solutions-based dialogue that will serve as a prelude to a General Assembly workshop on Thursday November 5, 2015: “Talking About Race in the Workplace.”
Agenda:
6:00 Networking
6:30 Panel
7:30 Networking
About the Moderator:
Lisa Lee, Senior Diversity Manager, Pandora Lisa Lee leads diversity initiatives for Pandora, the #1 Internet music streaming service (biased of course). Every day, she has the privilege of working on achieving Pandora's mission and vision through the lens of diversity within people. Prior to Pandora, Lisa worked at Facebook. She is also the cofounder and curator of Thick Dumpling Skin and the former publisher of Hyphen magazine.