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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2013 · 45 MIN

Blacks In Technology podcast episode 44 Emerging Leaders Tech Women pt.2

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Another exciting episode of the Blacks In Technology podcast!!!In this second part of the TechWomen Emerging Leaders series, Greg and Ayori interview Djamila Douache of Algeria and Tonia Feghali of Lebanon. Both are participants of the 2013 TechWomen Emerging Leaders program and were hosted at salesforce.com. They join Greg and Ayori to share their program experiences and what they have learned about the importance of mentoring. They also give us tips on how to get the most out of your mentorship and what their future plans are once they return to their home countries.About our guest:Djamila Douache  (doo-wash) from Algeria, is an International Training Engineer with Eurl ZTE where she is responsible for providing tchnical training related to telecommunications equipment and theory and maintenance procedure to both university students and customers. Tonia Feghali (Lebanon) is a Business Analyst and E-Banking Senior Officer at Byblos Bank where she is responsible for delivering state of the art mobile and internet banking solutions.

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