4. Representation and self-narratives: why they matter with Leonore van Wyk
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02/27/24 • 49 min
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E4: "Helping someone go to their next step...or career goals is more powerful."
Is any dream too big?
Leonore van Wyk, influential DEI and global corporate culture builder, details how impactful representation is, from broad media narratives to icons such as Rihanna. Relating to different levels of opportunity strengthens the possibility of what is possible and attainable.
In her own phrasing: “You are more than capable.”
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🔗LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonore-van-wyk-b6761094/
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Is any dream too big?
Leonore van Wyk, influential DEI and global corporate culture builder, details how impactful representation is, from broad media narratives to icons such as Rihanna. Relating to different levels of opportunity strengthens the possibility of what is possible and attainable.
In her own phrasing: “You are more than capable.”
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Follow Loenore van Wyk:
🔗LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonore-van-wyk-b6761094/
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