Break the bias every day  

To celebrate International Women’s Day, AmCham EU organised an online event to discuss how to break biases related to female leadership. Stella Ronner-Grubacic, Ambassador for Gender and Diversity, European External Action Service, and a distinguished panel of female leaders from the world of business and politics joined the discussion.. Speakers shared their personal experiences in dealing with bias and discussed strategies to help empower young girls to aim for ambitious careers.

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9 Mar 2022
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Break the bias every day  

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