Reflections from the 2025 First Generation Student Career & Leadership ExperienceBy Monica DĂaz | April 21, 2025 This past weekend, I had the incredible opportunity to join an inspiring community of students and professionals at the 2025 First Generation Student Career & Leadership Experience. Held at Florida International Universityâs Biscayne Bay Campus, this gathering brought […]
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It was an absolute pleasure to speak at the American Red Cross about one of the most overlooked yet powerful leadership tools: language. Not just the words we speak, but the many ways we connectâacross cultures, industries, and generations. https://youtube.com/shorts/cWcCSlsvDR4 The Power of Language in Leadership Language is influence. It shapes understanding. When someone says,
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Whatâs beyond the promise and aspiration of diversity and inclusion? Letâs move from good intentions to real impact!
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