In this episode, we hear the inspiring story of Laurie Robinson Haden who founded the Corporate Counsel Women of Color (CCWC). She explains her remarkable journey of growth and empowerment as well as the mission driving CCWC and its evolution, highlighting its pivotal role in supporting women of color in the legal profession. We discuss the significance of organizations like CCWC that provide resources and guidance for women of color seeking to thrive and succeed in the profession. We uncover some of the key factors contributing to CCWC's success. We also talk about the future trajectory of CCWC and other organizations striving to drive meaningful change to advance diversity and inclusion.
In this episode, we hear the inspiring story of Laurie Robinson Haden who founded the Corporate Counsel Women of Color (CCWC). She explains her remarkable journey of growth and empowerment as well as the mission driving CCWC and its evolution, highlighting its pivotal role in supporting women of color in the legal profession. We discuss the significance of organizations like CCWC that provide resources and guidance for women of color seeking to thrive and succeed in the profession. We uncover some of the key factors contributing to CCWC's success. We also talk about the future trajectory of CCWC and other organizations striving to drive meaningful change to advance diversity and inclusion.
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of CCWC and envision a brighter, more inclusive future for the legal profession.
Our Host this Week:
Nakimuli Davis-Primer, Shareholder at Baker Donelson
Special Guest:
Laurie N. Robinson Haden, Founder, President, and CEO of Corporate Counsel Women of Color
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