Get women into leadership roles, Hold large institutions accountable in regards to diversity and harassment charges, and focus energy on teaching legal tech to elementary-age girls.
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Hsiaolei Miller is the vice president of business development for Breaking Media, the company that launched Above the Law....
Carol Lynn Grow graduated from the University of Colorado School of Business in 1990 and worked for an aluminum...
As Legal Talk Network’s Marketing and Production Manager, Kelsey is intimately involved in promoting and publishing episodes, writing copy...
There are more women in law school than ever before, but leadership in the legal industry doesn’t reflect the rise. In this report from On The Road, host Kelsey Johnson talks to Carol Lynn Grow and Hsiaolei Miller about the importance of getting women into legal leadership roles. They discuss the different facets of the issue including holding large institutions accountable in regards to diversity and harassment charges, and focusing energy on teaching legaltech to elementary-age girls.
Since 2001, Carol Lynn Grow has overseen the marketing and channel partners for Law Toolbox.
Hsiaolei Miller is the vice president of business development for Breaking Media, the company that launched Above the Law.
Discussing the “Getting Women A Seat At The Table” event as well as ways to promote women into leadership roles. #ABATECHSHOW pic.twitter.com/eN59vqUKvd
— Laurence Colletti (@LaurenceEsq) March 8, 2018
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| Published: | March 8, 2018 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Diversity |
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