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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 36 MIN

Elaine Montilla: Redesigning Leadership so More Voices are Heard in Tech

from World Pulse Podcast · host Sheena Katz

In this episode, host Sheena Katz sits down with Elaine Montilla — tech executive, TEDx Speaker, and founder of 5xMinority. Elaine shares how her leadership journey in tech reshaped her understanding of power, culture, and impact, why authenticity and psychological safety matter in the workplace, and how inclusive leadership can help redesign systems so more people are seen, heard, and supported. From tech leadership to workplace inclusion, this conversation highlights the power of courage, community, and building systems where innovation and belonging can grow together.About the PodcastWelcome to the World Pulse Podcast, where we explore how women around the world are driving social impact in their communities and across borders through leadership, connection, and collective action.World Pulse is a global social impact network that supports grassroots women leaders advancing gender equity worldwide. We believe progress happens through connection — by building bridges that turn stories into shared understanding and meaningful change.🌍 Learn more or support our work: https://bit.ly/486L4ZK

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