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Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, 2021 Women Entrepreneurs Empowerment Summit

Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn supports Latina entrepreneurs at 2021 WEES 

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Latinas in Business is honored to welcome Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn as a guest speaker at tonight’s 2020 - 2021 Latina Leaders Awards Ceremony as part of the THRIVE! 2021 Women Entrepreneurs Empowerment Summit. 
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Women in Charge: An ongoing human quest for equity

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Pilar Avila and Ashley Hayes of Renovad discuss the role of women in leadership throughout history and today in the ongoing human quest for equity. 
2021 WEES, Maria Piastre

2021 WEES Speaker Maria Piastre: A Latina leader excels in a male-dominated industry 

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In 2017, after only 12 years working in this male-dominated industry, Maria was appointed Metallix Refining President. Ambition had always been a driving force fueled by a passion for the industry, but never did she imagine to be made President.
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Healing Leadership: A conversation with Susana Baumann and Dr. Ginny Baro

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Author of the #1 Bestseller, Fearless Women at Work, delivers her second book, Healing Leadership, that explores the secrets of healing leadership and recommends high-performance habits for improving self-leadership and developing a growth mindset and resilience. 
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7 Benefits of having women in companies

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According to UN Women, companies where three or more women hold senior executive roles benefit from higher performance in organizational effectiveness.

Change is HER: Inspire women to run for public office 

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Currently, women are underrepresented at all levels in the 500,000+ elected offices across the U.S. In fact, women make up 51% of the U.S population, yet less than a third of elected positions. Change is HER is working to change this by inviting and encouraging women to run for public office. 
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Impact Consulting LLC a Latina-owned firm aims at disrupting leadership status-quo

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Throughout her years working in the corporate world, Lucy Sorrentini witnessed a lack of diversity in leadership roles and the many challenges and struggles women and multicultural individuals faced.
Johan De Nysschen, president of General Motors Co.'s Cadillac unit, left, Mary Barra, chief executive officer of General Motors Co. (GM), and Mark Reuss, executive vice president of global product development at GM,

Women in leadership redefining corporate America

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Within the USA, gender and race discrimination clearly still exists and it inevitably leaves minorities feeling isolated. A recent study is throwing some hope into this controversial topic.