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Strategies to master diversity in a new decade.
Liz Nead
Diversity goes hand in hand with innovation, creating, and long-range productivity. Groups with diverse perspectives, experiences and backgrounds perform better than groups with similar viewpoints. In this session, you can expect Liz to use humor as well as thought-provoking techniques and stories to reveal biases and get vital conversation going.
Strategies to master diversity in a new decade.
Liz Nead
Diversity goes hand in hand with innovation, creating, and long-range productivity. Groups with diverse perspectives, experiences and backgrounds perform better than groups with similar viewpoints. In this session, you can expect Liz to use humor as well as thought-provoking techniques and stories to reveal biases and get vital conversation going.
Liz Nead is and adventure speaker, most recently climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro and competing in the Strongman Games. She has authored several best selling books Curry Up, an Ethnic Cookbook, The 180 Life, and 20 Beautiful Women. Her work has been ranked in Buzzfeed and reviewed by the Huffington Post.
Liz created and hosted Life Dare, an Emmy-nominated television show. She blogs for Huffington Post and She Knows. She is a skilled story-teller and teacher, using her personal and professional experiences to create powerful personal development and team building strategies.
Whether she is climbing a mountain, flipping 300 pound tires, producing an award-winner television show, or exploring her roots in India, her audience learns valuable lessons to build an influential life. Liz balances her passion-driven career with a busy family life, raising seven kids in a blended family with her husband, a retired Army Major.
Liz created and hosted Life Dare, an Emmy-nominated television show. She blogs for Huffington Post and She Knows. She is a skilled story-teller and teacher, using her personal and professional experiences to create powerful personal development and team building strategies.
Whether she is climbing a mountain, flipping 300 pound tires, producing an award-winner television show, or exploring her roots in India, her audience learns valuable lessons to build an influential life. Liz balances her passion-driven career with a busy family life, raising seven kids in a blended family with her husband, a retired Army Major.
