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Read MoreTopicsAfter Initial Stints in Politics, Education, and Nonprofit, She Landed at United
Natalie Mindrum wasn’t clear on her post-undergrad direction, but after exploring education, nonprofit and politics, she now applies her versatility to a strategy role at United.
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Read MoreTopicsBefore Landing at United, She Explored Politics, Education, and Nonprofit
Natalie Mindrum honed her versatility through development projects in Afghanistan and teaching in the Bronx before landing at United Airlines.
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Read MoreTopicsWo+Men: Gender Equity is Everyone’s Business
Conscious steps to eliminate bias is necessary to support women’s advancement.
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Read MoreTopicsMayla Sanchez: Why an MBA?
“The MBA was necessary for me to know how something is done, at a granular level.”
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Read MoreTopicsNisha Patel Gets Uncomfortable to Get Ahead
When you’re a woman in a male-dominated industry, you can be pushed outside your comfort zone all the time.
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Read MoreTopicsThe Value of Cultural Fluency and How It Can Help You Succeed in Your Career
“Cultural awareness is not a static activity and should be viewed as a muscle.”
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