GRC TV: In Conversation With Michelle King on Workplace Confidence, Equality and Leadership

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In Conversation With Michelle King on Workplace Confidence, Equality and Leadership

Join GRCTV for a candid conversation between former director of inclusion at Netflix, and award-winning speaker on culture and equality, Michelle King and Vickie Guilloit, Partner at Privacy Culture and Judge of Women in GRC as they discuss gender, equality and culture.

Michelle Penelope King is a global expert on culture and equality at work. She is an author, podcast host, writer, TEDX speaker and thought leader who helps companies and leaders build belonging at work.

Based on over a decade’s worth of research Michelle believes that to tackle inequality we need to fix workplace cultures so that they work for everyone. Michelle was the Director of Inclusion at Netflix, and before that she was the head of UN Women’s Global Innovation Coalition for Change, which includes managing over 30 private sector partnerships as well to accelerate the achievement of gender equality and women’s empowerment.

During this conversation Michelle and Vickie will discuss:

• How women can tackle workplace confidence issues and implement a growth mindset
• How organisations can help their employees who are nervous of returning to the workplace
• How to tackle visibility issues when remote working
• Increasing the percentage of women on the board in GRC roles
• Promoting infosec as a career to young women
• How the government can help improve gender parity
• Advice for female leaders and future female leaders