Alanna Imbach: Systemic Inequality, Women, And How Coworking Can Help
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Alanna Imbach: Systemic Inequality, Women, And How Coworking Can Help
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We're here with another Coworking Values Podcast where we bring you the lowdown on what is happening in and around our community.
For this episode, we are having Alanna Imbach, Founder/CEO of Vibe Coworks.
We are going to be talking about how social inequality is driving women out of the workforce. How the coworking community can address this and help bring women back into the workforce.
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