EPISODE · Dec 28, 2025 · 1H 9M
Leading Through Educational Barriers and Biases
from Solution Illuminators Series Podcast · host Dr. Toluleke Famuyiwa
Solution Illuminators Series (SIS) podcast with Dr. Toluleke Famuyiwa and Dr. E. Carter on Leading Through Educational Barriers and Biases. This session will inspire you to challenge the status quo, embrace diversity, and strive for a more equitable world. Elizabeth “Dr. E” Carter, PhD, is a dynamic speaker, corporate strategist, and multi-time bestselling author with over 25 years of experience leading in finance and operations. As the founder of AAPPEAL, she empowers women of color in finance and insurance to elevate their value, build influence, and lead with impact. But today, she comes wearing another important title—daughter.Elizabeth is the proud daughter of Peter E. Carter, a trailblazing educator and author of A Black First: Leading Through Educational Barriers and Biases. His book chronicles his personal and professional journey as a Black administrator serving in suburban, urban and rural school districts, navigating systemic barriers with courage, wisdom, and integrity.Through her father's lens—and now her own voice—Dr. Carter honors his legacy while helping others reflect on their own. She brings heart, insight, and generational wisdom to every conversation about leadership, race, and resilience.
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Solution Illuminators Series (SIS) podcast with Dr. Toluleke Famuyiwa and Dr. E. Carter on Leading Through Educational Barriers and Biases. This session will inspire you to challenge the status quo, embrace diversity, and strive for a more equitable world. Elizabeth “Dr. E” Carter, PhD, is a dynamic speaker, corporate strategist, and multi-time bestselling author with over 25 years of experience leading in finance and operations. As the founder of AAPPEAL, she empowers women of color i...
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