Becoming a leader in your industry, finding an “assortment” of mentors, and networking as a skill with Tari Suprato
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
14h ago
In this episode, Tari Suprapto, Ph.D., RTTP is a seasoned technology commercialization professional in the life sciences. She is currently the Director for Search & Evaluation for Western US and Canada for Novo Nordisk, and previously was part of the External Innovation team at Elanco.  Tari spent over 15 years commercializing innovations from world-class research institutions such as the Salk Institute, The Rockefeller University, and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.    In this episode, we discuss: How to stay within the industry you’re trained in while still carvin ..read more
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Highlighting your “Transferable Skills” - Strategies to move jobs and change roles that are not in direct alignment with your college degree or past experience with Lola Adeyemo
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
1w ago
In this episode, Lola discusses how you can highlight your transferable skills and show your value - not just your past job experience - by focusing on key qualities that help you have a competitive advantage in any role.   Connect with Lola: NEW! Join our Membership: https://www.immigrantsincorporate.org/membership  Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/428192995622965  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lolaaadeyemopm/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/immigrantsincorporate/  Apply to be on the podcast: shorturl.at/dnyEO    More about Thriv ..read more
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Leveraging and owning your voice to advance in your career, investing in your growth, and the importance of communication with Dr. Zippy Alba
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
2w ago
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Zippy Abla, a pioneering catalyst for transformation, armed with an Ed.D in Leadership and certified as a Life and Master coach. Her unwavering commitment is to empower women, enabling them to shatter cultural barriers and embrace limitless potential across confidence, relationships, careers, and holistic well-being.   In this episode, we discuss: The invisible barrier around playing small to maintain the status quo Advice to advance your career in the technology field  Owning who you are and the power of using and harnessing your voice The importance ..read more
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New episodes are back & a look at highlighting leaders in STEM on this season of Thriving in Intersectionality with Lola Adeyemo
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
2w ago
In this episode, Lola digs into what you can expect from this season of the podcast and…   The evolution of the podcast and how it impacted this season's topics and guests What STEM jobs are and how this industry is changing Examining our processes to create more diverse teams across all STEM companies   Connect with Lola: NEW! Join our Membership: https://www.immigrantsincorporate.org/membership  Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/428192995622965  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lolaaadeyemopm/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/immigrants ..read more
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Moving to the United States in high school, becoming a first-generation “knowledge” worker, overcoming barries as an immigrant in a system not built for you with Iky Chan
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
6M ago
In this episode, we talk to Iky Chan, the Chief Presentation Office and Founder of IKY Studios. Iky is also a minimalistic cartoonist, corporate comedic speaker, and mindset coach. Iky’s mission is to help people shine.  In this episode, we discuss:   The story of moving to the United States as a high school student How Iky got paid to complete a dual-master degree in engineering  Seeing your experience as valuable, even if your first job might not align with your career goals  Barriers to immigrant professionals and why your path might be less straight than others  H ..read more
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Finding your career focus, the benefits of an entrepreneurial mindset, and making it easy for people to help you with Aisha Suleiman
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
7M ago
In this episode, we talk to Aisha Suleiman, an award-winning diversity and inclusion leader, entrepreneur, and keynote speaker. Her company, The Inclusive Culture, helps organizations thrive by building a sense of community through empowering their employee resource groups and encouraging allyship in the workplace.    Recognized as an EMpower 100 Ethnic Minority Future Leader (2020), Aisha has worked with renowned global brands like Amazon and IPG Mediabrands. Aisha is also a member of the Rugby Football League’s Inclusion Board. She uses her expertise to support the delivery of its ..read more
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Career Planning Tools: Visioning and SMART Goals with Lola Adeyemo
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
7M ago
In this episode, Lola talks about visioning exercises and SMART goals as well as:  The intention behind goals as someone with multiple intersectional identities Using visioning to help you clarify and guide your next career move Breaking down your goals into different categories you care about when crafting your vision How to understand if your goals are actually achievable Why your career is not your manager's responsibility   Connect with Lola: LinkedIn Immigrants in Corporate Instagram Apply to be on the podcast   More about Thriving in Intersectionality Podcast:   Wel ..read more
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Founding the Immigrant Academy, balancing a 9-5 while being an entrepreneur, and tricks to adapt to a new work environment quickly with Anjali Nair
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
7M ago
In this episode, we talk to Anjali Nair, the founder of The Immigrant Academy - a skill development and mentoring platform to help you restart your career in North America and help you in every phase of your immigrant life.  She's also a Product Marketing Manager during 9 to 5 and has supported over 1000 immigrants in 2 years with job search tips and courses. She lives in Florida with her husband and swears by good food, good life mantra. In this episode, we discuss: The experience of moving from India and starting her career in the United States Finding resources and learning the job ap ..read more
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Growing up as an undocumented immigrant, DACA awareness, and finding your worth through your individual story with Marcos Navarro Garcia
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
8M ago
In this episode, we talk to Marcos Navarro Garcia, a people and culture professional, currently specializing in employee engagement and diversity, equity, inclusion & belonging.  Marcos' passion for DEIB is grounded by his experience as a DACA recipient in the United States. He grew up being keenly aware that he was living a marginalized experience and dedicates his career to empowering others with the knowledge to vocalize this experience. Marcos currently dedicates his community involvement to helping Latinx professionals succeed in the workplace. A proud graduate of Butler Universi ..read more
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Finding spaces that work for you, reclaiming your cultural identity, and networking to advance your career with Meenakshi Iyer
Immigrants in Corporate
by Lola Adeyemo
8M ago
In this episode, we talk to Meenakshi Iyer, who thrives at the intersection of People, Process, and Technology. She is a T-shaped leader and community builder with a 25-year career spanning IT, Agile/Business Process Transformation, international healthcare, HR, and Training, in India and the USA. In this episode, we discuss:   The experience of working in India with a Stem degree Transitioning from working in India to working in Corporate America  The thought process behind searching and interviewing for a new position in Corporate America  Using your unique background at work ..read more
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