In this episode, Multifaceted Mama Kae invites Sharhea Wade Boyce, the Vice President of Global Inclusion & Diversity. Their insightful conversation revolves around philanthropy and the world of politics. They also explore the symbiotic relationship between soft and hard skills, emphasizing the collective importance of one’s personal and professional development.
Embark on this journey as they discuss the influential role of having connections in catalyzing career and skills development. Further, they also explore dismantling systemic barriers within corporate spaces, emphasizing the instrumental roles of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), cultural programming, and intersectionality. Learn more as they give helpful tips for job hunters and insights on the transformative power of mentorship to lead you to the best-multifaceted version of yourself. Tune in.
KEY POINTS
GEMS DROPPED
“The mentorship piece is going to be as critical. It is critical for us to figure out our success.” – Sharhea Wade Boyce
“Real politics — it's in the corporations. It's in entrepreneurship circles. Trust me, there's politics everywhere. Sometimes, we just need to be able to have that emotional intelligence to kind of figure out and navigate that.” – Sharhea Wade Boyce
GUEST RESOURCES
Sharhea Wade Boyce
LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharhea-wade/
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