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Sheryl Sandberg

06/02/17

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

When I graduated, I noticed that men still dominate leadership roles, and I felt it was important to address that issue publicly.

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Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, on Using Your Voice For Good

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, on Using Your Voice For Good

06/02/17

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Reshma Shetty

06/01/16

@ Y Combinator

After raising our Series B, we saw a drop in female representation in job offers, which made me feel ashamed and prompted internal discussions about diversity initiatives.

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Sheryl Sandberg

06/02/17

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Men still run the world, and it's not okay. We need to acknowledge this and understand the cultural factors that hold us back.

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Y Combinator Cast

09/18/18

@ Y Combinator

As a female leader, I learned to be authentically myself and to embrace my strengths while hiring around my weaknesses.

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Reshma Shetty

06/01/16

@ Y Combinator

As a female founder, I recognize the importance of diversity in technology companies, especially given the low representation of women in the field.

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Scott Galloway

07/11/24

@ The Diary Of A CEO

As a white heterosexual male in my 50s, I aim to occupy a unique space by openly discussing my emotions, failures, and experiences that are often not talked about among men of my demographic.

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Y Combinator Cast

09/18/18

@ Y Combinator

As a female founder, I realized that fundraising is particularly challenging, and I wanted to help level the playing field for future female entrepreneurs.

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Charles Koch

01/26/22

@ Joe Lonsdale

I realized that the biggest problem in the world is the top-down approach, where people seek power over others instead of empowering them to find their gifts and contribute to society.

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Reed Hastings

02/24/24

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

As future leaders, cultivating black excellence involves having honest conversations about race and gender, and continuing to strive for equal opportunity.

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Theodoric Chew

04/21/25

@ EO

In 2019, I recognized that addressing mental health was a key priority, especially after witnessing the struggles of friends and peers.