EPISODE · Dec 14, 2021 · 12 MIN
The Families of FinTech Podcast | Cristina Danila, SVP of Marketing at FintechOS
from FinTech's DEI Discussions – Powered by Harrington Starr · host Nadia Edwards-Dashti
We are delighted to bring you a new episode of the industry-leading podcast series, The Families of FinTech Podcast. And in this episode, Nadia is joined by Cristina Danila, SVP of Marketing at FintechOS.Tracing Cristina's maternity journey, we are exposed to empowering company cultures and the complementary benefits of positive societal support. The pressures faced by new parents are universal, and coupled with the impact of the Pandemic, parents face a unique set of collective challenges. Cristina shares the importance of empathising with and acting upon the concerns of parents within your company, providing them with a space in which they can honestly voice their thoughts. Sharing the highs and lows of her maternity experience, Cristina reminds us that whilst this is a brilliant time, all parents face challenges- and we need to acknowledge and respect them to ensure your family life becomes a respected part of your professional identity.FinTech's DEI Discussions is powered by Harrington Starr, global leaders in Financial Technology Recruitment. For more episodes or recruitment advice, please visit our website www.harringtonstarr.com
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We are delighted to bring you a new episode of the industry-leading podcast series, The Families of FinTech Podcast. And in this episode, Nadia is joined by Cristina Danila, SVP of Marketing at FintechOS. Tracing Cristina's maternity journey, we are exposed to empowering company cultures and the complementary benefits of positive societal support. The pressures faced by new parents are universal, and coupled with the impact of the Pandemic, parents face a unique set of collective challenges....
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