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May 23, 2022 46 min

Stacy Cline: Accessibility Through Diversity

from Diversity Straight Up Hosted by Corridor Media Group

On this episode of Diversity Straight Up, hosts Sarika Bhakta and Anthony Arrington talk to Stacy Cline, Senior Director of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability at GoDaddy. Stacy shares her thoughts on how GoDaddy has implemented changes to address previous inclusivity concerns, how her childhood experiences impacted her career path, and why GoDaddy's initiatives in the accessibility of resources for entrepreneurs in under-served areas is an exciting step forward. This season of Diversity Straight Up is sponsored by ACT, Alliant Energy, and Cedar Rapids Bank & Trust. This is Diversity Straight Up, hosted by Sarika Bhakta and Anthony Arrington, the monthly podcast where the duo dig into the topics of equity, diversity, inclusion and engagement (EDI&E) through authentic and challenging conversations with C-suite leaders. Expect frank questions and honest answers, and real-life lessons on how to leverage diversity as an asset, rather than see it as a liability. This is a Corridor Media Group podcast: Bringing critical business news, thoughtful analysis, and valuable strategic insights for business leaders throughout Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and the Quad Cities. For more information, visit corridorbusiness.com. This episode was produced by the L.A.S. Media Group in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. For more information, visit LASMediaGroup.com.

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