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Author: Lina Srivastava

Lina Srivastava is the Founder of Creative Impact and Experience Lab (CIEL), and the 2019-2020 entrepreneur-in-residence for GenderAvenger. Follow her on Twitter: @lksriv
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Post-Pandemic Recovery Will Need Women’s Leadership. Then Again, When Haven’t We?

Lina Srivastava
Post-Pandemic Recovery Will Need Women’s Leadership. Then Again, When Haven’t We?

“Our leadership can help us navigate our way out of our current geopolitical challenges to a better future. I promise you this. But when I think of how little support we get to build our projects, our innovations, our structures and our communities, it scares me. … How much more do we have to prove ourselves?”

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