EP63: Why A Senior Tech Exec Gives Credit To Her Husband

04/04/23 • 29 min

Interview With Alison Graham, Global Exec, Lead Dad Advocate
HOSTED BY PAUL SULLIVAN
Alison Graham, a native Australian, came to the States 25 years ago and has had a remarkable career in tech - Unisys. Computer Associates. IBM. Salesforce. Amazon Web Services. She credits her Lead Dad husband - who was also working in tech - with being the go-to parent when she was traveling at different times in her career. Hear what he did that mattered.

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