One of the highlights of the HR Technology Conference and Exposition for me over the past couple of years has been the Women in HR Technology event. A half day event occurring on the first day of the conference, it brings together some of the most successful women in the space to address questions like how do we attract more women into tech and HR tech roles, and how do we help those in the field overcome the challenges of working in a historically male dominated field to thrive and ultimately grow into leadership roles?
One of the sessions on this year’s agenda is a panel discussion with several highly successful and highly regarded women in the HR technology space called “Climbing the Leadership Ladder.” In advance of the session I had the chance to catch up with some of the panelists.
Here’s what Kristy Wallace, CEO of Ellevate Network, had to say about her own leadership journey, what we all need to do in our workplaces to support women, and how Ellevate Network is helping to close the gap.
Read the full post on the HR Tech Insiders Blog
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