Why Your Business & Diversity Initiatives Are Not Advancing

During this webinar Rania Anderson will reveal why business aren’t maximizing revenue opportunities: failure to comprehensively measure and manage diversity as a business imperative. This webinar will cover:

1. Overview of the business case for diversity

2. How comprehensively using KPIs, technology and data to manage diversity is often overlooked.

3. Actions that can build, manage and leverage diverse teams.

Rania Anderson strengthens and transforms the ways men and women work and lead together. She is an author, international keynote speaker and an executive business coach. She is an award-winning author and speaker to such Fortune 100 companies as American Express, Barclays Bank, GM, Microsoft, P&G and PwC.

How to go From Functional Expert to Jack of All Trades: Tips for the Intrapreneur

Lauren Thaman and Mary Carmen Gasco-Buisson are both currently at P&G Ventures, a start-up studio within P&G. Lauren and MC both started in R&D and now work in Marketing. Both had to learn how to take their functional expertise and grow into new roles and how to lead in undefined spaces.

Mary Carmen (MC) has been with P&G for 21 years and leads a portfolio of consumer health start-ups under P&G Ventures, the company’s brand creation arm. She has led operations, strategy, marketing, end-to-end product innovation and design, licensing, and market roll-out for a range of global $1Bn+ brands, as well as launching new brands.

Lauren Thaman leads communications for P&G Ventures. Working with internal and external experts, innovators and entrepreneurs from around the world, this fast-learning, start-up studio is creating brands in product categories where P&G does not provide solutions today. Affectionately called the Chief Credentialing Officer, Lauren is responsible for strategic communications, influencer marketing and credentialing across all categories in P&G Ventures.

10 Tips to Develop Great Partners

Susan Mboya is the Principal and International Advisor for Navigators Global. In this role, Susan leads Navigators international advisory services leveraging her substantial background in international politics and development including the development of strategies and the implementation of successful political campaigns in Africa and on large scale multi-country

development programs across the Eurasia region. Susan has served in an advisory role to high level government officials, NGOs, C-Suite Executives and local economic and political leaders and was the first lady of Nairobi from 2013 to 2017.

Prior to this, Susan was the President of the Coca-Cola Africa Foundation and also the Group Director for Women's Economic Empowerment with responsibility for Coca-Cola's development programs across the 90 countries under Coca-Cola Eurasia, Africa Group (EAG). In this role Susan led the women’s economic empowerment programs and partnerships, for the Eurasia and Africa markets, under the 5 by 20 program, Coca-Cola's global commitment to economically empower 5 million women by the year 2020. Under her leadership, Coca-Cola empowered over 800,000 women and Susan established a number of key large scale programs and critical strategic partnerships including the E.N.G.I.N.E (Empowering Nigerian Girls in New Enterprises), in partnership with DFID and the Yes Youth Can program partnership with USAID.