What Are They Up To Now? 2020 Women to Watch Recap
byWe checked in with some of our 2020 Women to Watch to see what they’ve been up to.
We checked in with some of our 2020 Women to Watch to see what they’ve been up to.
Think about workplace diversity, equity and inclusion as a journey instead of a destination.
They’re champions of diversity, problem-solvers, changemakers, forward-thinkers and inspiring innovators.
It wasn’t until Dominique Christian had an all-consuming mental breakdown in 2015 that she sought help, even though she was aware there were resources that could help her.
Mel Charbonneau often reflects fondly on her journey toward founding Fellow Flowers in 2012, a community of women runners united by a collection of colorful flowers worn while running.
Luz del Carmen Arroyo Calderon grew up in a small town in Mexico and was 12 when she moved to Milwaukee with her mom. That first year was hard, she says, in part because she didn’t speak any English.
As president and CEO of the Latino Chamber of Commerce in Dane County, Jessica Cavazos preaches and practices economic inclusivity.
With her long tenure in the restaurant industry, Francesca Hong excels at taking care of people. When something isn’t working or someone is being left out, she is quick to speak up and offer support.
Kristie Goforth has been a catalyst for change and momentum throughout Dane County. Having grown up in poverty with low career expectations, Goforth rose above it all.
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Dane County, Kiah Calmese Walker didn’t miss a beat making sure hospital staff had the supplies they needed.