Activate Your Career as a BIPOC Professional

The professional experiences of self-identifying Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour (BIPOC) are complex and multi-faceted. As a growing number of workplaces make commitments to equity, diversity and inclusivity, how can BIPOC professionals position themselves for career success?

Join Career Activator Gwenna Kadima for a discussion about career-preparedness and advancement from a multicultural, inclusive lens. Whether you’re a first-year undergrad, have just collected your degree or are a seasoned executive, Kadima’s guidance will inspire and equip BIPOC talent with the strategies and tools needed to accelerate your career.

SPEAKER(S)

Gwenna Kadima, ’18 BCom, is an independent Career Activator providing career development services to empower Black, Indigenous and other students and professionals of colour (BIPOC) to discover and achieve their career aspirations. In addition to this work, Kadima addresses systemic workplace barriers as a talent and organization consultant and the co-founder of the Canadian Black Employee Resource Group at Accenture, a Fortune 500 technology consulting firm. Born in Edmonton, Kadima is a proud U of A grad and a member of the Toronto Alumni Chapter.