This post summarizes Excel’s role in this summer’s impactful STEM Camp event.
Conclusion of a 3-part series of an interview with Excel’s CEO, Deb Yamanaka
Second in a 3-part series of an interview with Excel’s CEO, Deb Yamanaka
First in a 3-part series of an interview with Excel’s CEO, Deb Yamanaka.
When I got married in 1993, I wore an Edwardian style gown with a simple French lace overlay and a crown to ground matching French lace veil and train. It was, for the time, a simple dress and well suited to my personal style.
Generally, I enjoy being part of conversations with women about their experiences as leaders and future leaders. I’m always curious about the advice we give each other and the generational views and perspectives that are shared.
In our post-pandemic world, companies continue to wrestle with whether or not to bring employees back into the office. There are great arguments for and against, and many of us have settled on a hybrid approach as sort of the best of both worlds – or at least a way to manage a lot of real employee issues we don’t really want to talk about.
Sometimes choosing to defy expectations is the most authentic and fearless thing a person can do.
I have two dogs. One has been my nearly constant companion for nine and a half years. In the early days he forced me up and out of my chair of busy and demanded that I, at a bare minimum, take him outside for a break. Thanks to early neutering (now not recommended for male dogs but back then he came that way), he topped out at 60 lbs. On a good day.