About this event
In this Mentoring Matters Talk, Jossie Haines is going to share with us how to leverage empathetic leadership to build inclusive teams that thrive and produce amazing products that delight customers and are profitable. Especially given the challenges in our world today between COVID-19, racial injustice and remote work, we need to focus now more than ever on building inclusive cultures that empower underrepresented groups and women to thrive and be heard.
Leaders need to focus on both holistic diversity, equity and inclusion strategies as well as embracing effective and fair management practices to be able to move the needle. Empathy is the foundation that can be used to unify all the different strategies and practices. Through daily practice and action, leaders can embrace empathy to build inclusive teams that truly solve the challenges of our diverse world.
Meet Our Featured Mentor: Jossie Haines
Jossie Haines has been an engineering leader focused on large scale consumer technology at companies such as Apple, Zynga, American Express, and Tile for 20 years. She is currently Sr. Director of Platform & Web Engineering as well as head of diversity, equity & inclusion at Tile. She created and manages a 5 person Windows team based in Vancouver, and leads the engineering efforts integrating the Tile technology into partner ecosystems including enabling Google Home devices to directly ring and locate Tiles, as well as partnering with Intel and HP to enable Intel based laptops to behave as Tiles with no additional hardware. She also manages the 7 person web team that handles all aspects of the tile.com e-commerce experience bringing in millions in yearly revenue.
In her free time, Jossie is on a mission to keep women in tech, and in her role as head of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at Tile she advocates for diversity and inclusion across the entire company at the executive team level, and sets the company’s yearly DEI strategy and budget. She spends her free time speaking about retaining women in tech, empathy in engineering, and effective and fair management practices that reduce bias and empower all team members to thrive. She has given over 40 talks in the last 2 years including at the Grace Hopper, and Empowered Women of the World conferences. She is also an active mentor at The Mentoring Club, Power to Fly, UCSC and Plato, and started and leads the Tile mentoring program.
Event Recording, Refreshments, Fees & Donations
This is an online event that will be recorded and the recording will be used for marketing purposes. By participating in the online event, you agree to be recorded, such as but not limited to, when you are asking questions or stating comments.
We encourage you to prepare some refreshments at home that you can consume while joining us at the event. Please feel free to allow other members of your household to join us.
We are offering this session for a minimal registration fee of $5.00 (exclusive of Evenbrite fees). Given the widespread impact of the pandemic to workers, including reduced incomes and loss of jobs, if you would like to attend and need help with getting free access, please contact liesel@thementoringclub.org.
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Regarding Coronavirus COVID-19
We encourage everyone to exercise the following personal protective protocol to ensure that we limit our exposure and risk to the virus: practice social distancing, eat healthy foods and supplements, get restorative sleep, and find creative ways to exercise indoors and follow your specific location’s official directives for exercising outdoors. We hope everyone stays safe and informed about the availability of vaccines in your area.
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