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To close out season three of the PHL Diversity Podcast, we have decided to ‘flip the script’ and interview the interviewer. In this episode, PHL Diversity Executive Director Greg DeShields is interviewed by two PHL Diversity Advisory Board members: Kelly Meerbott, leadership coach, speaker and owner of
YOU: Loud and Clear; and Jodie Riccelli, director of client strategy at WebDevStudios.
YOU: Loud and Clear; and Jodie Riccelli, director of client strategy at WebDevStudios.
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