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Mountain View, California, United States

Diversity and Inclusion isn’t magic, it’s alchemy. Hiring a group of diverse people does not create inclusivity, and organizational cultures default to the dominant culture, which isn’t inclusive today. Leaders that are committed to building inclusive teams have likely completed workshops on unconscious bias and have implemented systems of accountability and transparency. But if your team hasn’t coalesced, you’re stuck thinking you have to hire again. Cultivate Empathy helps clients understand how organizational cultures are created and empowers them to create a team culture built on curiosity and kindness.

PFP Accelerator program enables individuals to systematically develop their EQ skills. Our graduates report moderate to dramatic improvements in key areas, such as self-awareness and relationship management. The benefits are wide-ranging, from deeper trust to less anxiety at both work and home.

Humans are more alike than they are different, regardless of geographic, economic, or cultural distance. Empathy is a skill that can be learned, honed, and used to bridge across any divide. Learn how you can develop your collective EQ to build stronger relationships with your team members and customers.

Sunnyvale, Ca

Building a strong team to collaborate, create, and manage a world class sales enablement experience!

Palo Alto, Ca

Responsible for the content design and delivery of training and productivity programs for all of ThoughtSpot’s prospect and customer-facing personnel, including new hires and tenured personnel.

Redwood City, Ca

Redwood City, Ca

Sunnyvale, Ca

Sunnyvale, Ca

Redwood City, Ca

Ba, Cultural Anthropology

Majored in Cultural Anthropology with a minor emphasis in Global Peace and Security. Completed 50 hours of lab training in Archaeology.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Applied Anthropology - Study Of Organizational Cultures

Graduate studies in Applied Anthropology, with emphasis on organizational change. 501c3 project: completed ethnographic field work, market.