Diversity in real life
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Diversity in real life
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Brain&Breakfast
90 min
#1 · January 1, 2010
Dress rehearsal
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#2 · July 26, 2018
Education is incredibly important. But where does it come from?
79 min
#3 · August 24, 2018
The story of an eccentric: European cultural center in a marginalized area
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#4 · September 27, 2018
Morning dose of chemtrails and fake news
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#5 · October 25, 2018
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Diversity in real life
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#7 · November 22, 2018
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#8 · December 13, 2018
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#9 · January 31, 2019
Family business with experiences
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#10 · February 21, 2019
The technological revolution and its impact on society
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#11 · March 14, 2019
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A powerful story about a mom’s dream of having a “princess” daughter, and how reality kicked in when her 13 year old daughter came out as a lesbian. We follow mom through a mix of reactions, until she decided to be the “best proud mom, ever”. Wenche Fredriksen is the Nordic Human Capital & Diversity Lead at Accenture, working with leadership development, org. development, inclusion and diversity. She has been with Accenture for 27 years, working as both a business consultant and an HR manager. As a proud mom, she has used her personal story, to drive the LGBT agenda in Accenture Nordic and in society in general
Who is Wenche Fredriksen?
Wenche Fredriksen is the Nordic Human Capital & Diversity Lead at Accenture, working with leadership development, org development, inclusion and diversity. She has been with Accenture for 27 years, working as both a business consultant and an HR manager. As a proud mom, she has used her personal story, to drive the LGBT agenda in Accenture Nordic and in society in general
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