Why Women of Color Should Not Falter Insights from Vonda Page

Vonda’s demonstrable leadership and management consultant experience as a strategic organizational change management (OCM) thought leader, practitioner, trainer, program manager, and executive coach. Her work has spanned the globe for dozens of high-impact technology initiatives for top corporations. Among many, Vonda’s credentials include Certified Change Management Professional, CCMP®,  Prosci® Change Management Practitioner, and Certified Myers-Briggs® Practitioner designations. Vonda earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications at Temple University and her Master of Arts degree in Professional Communication from La Salle University - both in her native city of Philadelphia, PA. Episode Highlights:  How to unpack anti-blackness - (13:46) How can you grow up with brilliant black women and not absorb some of the worlds? - (16:17) How the education system is25-mile by the 25-mile radius where you live - (20:01) What is the vision that motivates you right now? - (24:45) Climate scientists are so upset that the government isn't listening - (27:39) How quickly we default to our old habits and behavior - (32:22) Key Takeaways: "Women of color should not falter and continue becoming the light that we once saw to inspire us to become who we are today." Resources: Vonda Page