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Sylvia Ann Hewlett
Founder of Coqual (formerly the Center for Talent Innovation), economist and author who coined "the Hidden Brain Drain" and the mentorship-versus-sponsorship distinction.
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From Namibia to Google, Snap, and Beyond: Sterling De Sutter Summerville on Building a Career in Cultural Intelligence
ProFellow interview tracing how mentorship, resourcefulness, and fellowships carried Sterling from a low-income upbringing to DEI roles at Google and Snap and a cultural-intelligence consultancy.
From the site: In this interview, Sterling De Sutter Summerville traces that path and reflects on how mentorship, resourcefulness, and a willingness to bet on himself carried him from a low-income upbringing in Indianapolis to boardrooms and stages around the world.
Why I recommend it: A powerful example of how fellowships, mentorship, and cultural intelligence can open doors far beyond your starting point. Great read for anyone exploring global, mission-driven, or equity-focused careers.
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Dr. Janice Gassam Asare
Forbes DEI columnist, author, and organizational psychologist.
Why I recommend it: She is writing in real time about policy shifts affecting equity in hiring — the most current voice on this list.
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Melinda Briana Epler
Founder and CEO of Change Catalyst, an award-winning advocate for diversity and inclusion within the tech industry.
Why I recommend it: Tech-specific inclusion advice is rarer than generic DEI content, and hers is grounded in actual company consulting work.
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Catarina Rivera
DEIA Consultant, Speaker, LinkedIn Top Voice. Speaker and consultant on disability inclusion in the workplace; hard of hearing with a vision disability, named a LinkedIn Top Voice in Disability Advocacy.
In plain terms: This LinkedIn profile features posts from a workplace disability inclusion consultant and public speaker. You can follow her page to learn practical advice on disability advocacy, accessibility, and leading employee resource groups.
Why I recommend it: Practical workplace advice on disclosure and accommodations.
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Coqual
Global nonprofit think tank (formerly the Center for Talent Innovation) producing research on diversity, equity, inclusion, and sponsorship in the workplace.
In plain terms: This nonprofit research organization studies diversity, leadership, and workplace culture. You can read their reports and articles to understand current employment trends and workplace dynamics.
Why I recommend it: Useful research on sponsorship — the difference between a mentor and someone who spends political capital on you.
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