Diversity and inclusion is something that all organizations need to be thinking about when it comes to moving the needle for growth. Hear from three black female professionals in business as they share their experiences as black professionals/entrepreneurs and the impact this has had on their careers, the challenges they’ve overcome, and their successes.
Details:
Date: Thursday, January 28th, 2021
Time: 11:45 am MST
Location: Virtual via Zoom
Cost: Registration is free!
How to Register: Enroll via the Eventbrite link and we’ll send you the virtual event details on January 27th.
Meet our Speakers:
Naomi Lee
Naomi is the owner of Follicle Studio and is best known for her creativity, encouragement and vulnerability. From a very young age Naomi has had a strong desire for solving problems, it is this desire that has developed her strong entrepreneurial spirit. This same spirit has always been a driving force in everything she does, things like fashion, editorial, teaching, mentorship and business.
Naomi loves inspiring others to see themselves differently, to know their worth and live in their purpose. She’s constantly coming up with ways in which she can connect people to the mindsets and perspectives that will allow them to take their own leap.
Linda Boadi
Linda Boadi is a Ghanaian Canadian Visual Artist, Health Care Administrative Professional, Multi-passionate Entrepreneur, and overall creative! She lends her talents to everything from beauty, where she seeks to edify women by activating their divine beauty within at Diavion Beauty ; to creating beautiful afro-inspired Art at Daughter of Zion Art and Illustrations.
When she's not losing herself in art, you can find her joyfully playing in her hair and teaching others how to grow and maintain healthy natural hair right alongside her.
Lulu (Mazula) Mashonganyika
Lulu Mashonganyika is a wife, mother, founder and CEO of LiiT Care Connect Inc., Canada’s first hallmark digital one-stop-shop platform connecting families with various child-related products and services. She is on a quest to building a network to help streamline parenting and create new pathways of opportunity for community service providers and vendors to thrive.