ABOUT THIS EPISODE
80% of working parents are now in the workforce, and the juggle is real. It's pushing brilliant people out of fast-paced industries like media and marketing.
In this episode, we hear from media gun Lauren Thornborough, co-founder of The Village, a community built to support, connect and advocate for working parents in the media industry.
Lauren shares why she launched the movement and what needs to change if we want to keep great talent in the game.
We talk flexibility, mental load, and building cultures that work with people's lives, not against them.
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Australia
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