GEW | Keynote: How to Be a Gender Equality Superhero with Romy Newman
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Romy has advocated for gender equality throughout her impressive career of 20+ years in business leadership, including 7 years running a venture-backed startup, Fairygodboss, the largest career community for women. She has 10+ years of experience at major US corporations, including Estée Lauder Companies, Google, and the Wall Street Journal.
In her keynote, she will share more about the business case for gender equality, how to advocate for yourself, how to negotiate compensation, and how to work with allies to advocate for change. We are excited to feature this powerful Keynote address during Gender Equity Week and look forward to welcoming all faculty, staff, administration, Kellogg students, and JVs of any gender to attend.
Lunch will be provided.
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Gender Equity Week Theme
The theme of this year’s Gender Equity Week is mobilizing women leaders. Women and other marginalized genders around the world are taking the lead to shape how we all live, work, and advocate for ourselves. In the past year, we’ve seen women around the world advocate for civil liberties and push for what they need at work and beyond. When we mobilize and bring allies along with us, we are unstoppable.
Speakers
Romy Newman
Chief Revenue Officer
Real
Romy Newman is a seasoned executive who brings 15+ years of sales experience to Real.
Immediately before joining Real, Romy was the co-founder of Fairygodboss, the largest career community for women. Previously, Romy held several corporate leadership roles at Estee Lauder, Google and at The Wall Street Journal where she oversaw all of digital advertising revenue.
Romy holds an undergraduate degree in American Studies from Yale University and an MBA from The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
Romy is a frequent speaker and contributor to Fortune, Huffington Post, and Inc. Romy is the mother of 2 and wife to a very supportive husband. Romy is a firm believer in the mission of Real to bring effective and affordable mental healthcare to more Americans.