How has the last year and a half impacted the future of work? How do we implement more inclusive policies that foster workplace equity? During these sessions, industry leaders will share their own insights and unpack what research studies have shared on timely topics such as hybrid work, inclusivity, reskilling and upskilling. Join us!
When COVID first struck, much of the global workforce had to learn how to effectively manage work-from-home strategies. For many — particularly women — this meant not only being a remote worker, but also a Zoomschooler, homemaker, caregiver, chef, childcare provider and referee. In this conversation, we’ll share what we’ve learned and how personal life benefits, upskilling and flexible team structures are needed to help women thrive in the post-pandemic recovery.
Siani Kiyonaga, Strategic Research and Innovation, Senior Manager, Toyota
Sabine Lyko, Group Manager, Market Research, LinkedIn
Meghann Erlhoul, Director, Customer and Business Marketing Insights, Twitter
Audrey Rusch, Sr. Director, Activation Development, Oracle Advertising
Ronda Carnegie, Chief Innovation Officer, The Female Quotient
Most of us were not prepared for what the past 18 months delivered, but we are resilient and we are wise. Amidst the economic and social upheaval, issues that had long been ignored came to the forefront and the silver lining is -- change is happening. In this candid conversation, industry leaders will share the insights they have gleaned from the pandemic and how it has helped inform their policies, strategies and team structures going forward.
After the 2008 financial crisis, female entrepreneurs emerged in record numbers and helped the U.S. economy recover. Once again we’re seeing a surge of new businesses coming out of the pandemic. A rise in female founders is a good thing for women — and for society: Women are 1.17 times more likely than men to found a business that doubles as a social venture. In this conversation, we will share the recently announced partnership between IRI and BrandVerge and how it supports the intersection of women in technology, data and media analytics.
Yahoo, Facebook, NBCUniversal, Google, Deloitte, L'Oréal USA, JPMorgan Chase & Co., WWE, IPG, SAP, Ipsos, The Atlantic, MAKERS, Johnnie Walker, FOX, HP, Twitter, ViacomCBS, Citi, P&G, IRI, Group Nine Media, Snap Inc., Clear Channel Outdoor, Whalar, MediaVillage, MediaLink, The New York Times, SeeHer