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The First Episode of the HR Wonder Woman Series with Margaret Spence
In this special series, Wendy and Anne Tomkinson will be interviewing Women of Color in and around the HR Profession.
Their first guest is Margaret Spence, Speaker, Consultant, and Founder of the Employee to CEO Project. Anne met Margaret after her presentation at SHRM18 in Chicago.
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Founder & CEO - C. Douglas & Associates, Inc.
Margaret is a visionary leader who challenges organization to value talent and she empowers diverse women through her leadership success program The Employee to CEO Project, to step into executive leadership. For over twenty-two years, Margaret has guided organizational leaders to challenge limiting assumptions, question barriers to success, remove unconscious systemic bias, and find the power to lead with authenticity. She is the author of three books, her latest book available on Amazon - Leadership Self-Transformation: 52 Career-Defining Questions Every High-Achieving Women Must Answer, challenges women to clarify their vision, pivot from expert to leader, and build the career they want. Margaret was honored to receive the Comp Laude Industry Leader Award in 2020 recognizing her thirty-six year career in the insurance industry.
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