International Women's Day Panel Discussion - Festival of NewMR
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Barbara Leflein & Andreas Jackson of Leflein Associates, Annie Pettit of Annie Pettit consulting, Kristin Luck of Luck Collective, and Kanika Malik of Brandscapes Worldwide discuss gender equality, speaking at conferences, mentoring, the Women In Research initiative and lots more. Listen in to hear their discussions with audience questions asked by NewMR founders, Sue York and Ray Poynter via our YouTube recording of the session here: https://youtu.be/rW-wlmPJ84s
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