“The companies that have really made a commitment to creating change, they look at the ways promotions are decided, because often it’s very ad hoc….and consciously or unconsciously, the managers, who are primarily men, just don’t see the characteristics (in women) that they believe you need in order to advance.” Telle Whitney
Pursuing a career in STEM requires investing many years in education and dedication, so why do women leave these fields so often?
How can we attract, retain and promote more women in STEM into leadership instead?
Listen to Telle Whitney, diversity expert, former long-time CEO of the Anita Borg Institute and founder of the famed Grace Hopper Conference – that attracts over 18,000 attendees and serves over 750,00 women technologists – in this insightful interview with Green Connections Radio host Joan Michelson. She provides valuable career advice too.
You’ll hear:
- Why women tend to leave STEM fields today.
- How she fell into computer science after studying theatre.
- How companies advance women in STEM into leadership roles.
- The gifts of teams with more women, diversity. Specific career advice, especially for women in STEM… and much more!
Read my Forbes blogs on my interview with Telle too.
You’ll want to check out these interviews too:
- Jennifer Wisdom, psychologist, author and speaker, on managing office politics.
- Mary Lee Gannon, CEO & Executive Coach, on building an executive career and executive presence.
- Jennifer Palmieri, former Communications Director for President Obama and Hillary Clinton, on women in leadership.
- Joann Lublin, WSJ Management News Editor on success tips from top women CEOs.
- Joan’s Forbes blog of speaker tips from Emceeing a corporate gala at Lincoln Center recently.
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