ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join me in this episode as I chat with DeWayne Allen, a Black executive working in the engineering and business space for over 25 years. We talk about how there are not a lot of people who look like us in STEM or at executive levels within organizations, which makes it harder to foster diverse talent. This is why mentorship, sponsorship, and having coaches is so important to help build that talent pipeline. As executives in this space, we want to show up for others, help them determine their purpose, and teach the importance of investing in ourselves. Please connect with DeWayne over on LinkedIn, reach out to him through his website, check out his podcast, and subscribe to his newsletter.
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