Introducing Her Voice

03min | 04/26/2021

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Welcome to Her Voice, a podcast from The Choice, ESCP Business School’s new media dedicated to inspiring today’s and tomorrow’s business leaders. Her Voice aims to contribute to women’s visibility in their domains of expertise.

We’re talking business and science, willpower to change the world, and ambition to have a decisive impact on the future. Because we believe women experts should be given the exposure they deserve on the topics they are passionate about, we have decided to create a space dedicated to that core belief.

Let’s focus on how these women can be an inspiration to all of us and shed a new light on what it means to be a female leader. On "Her Voice", we’re here to talk business.

The women's voices you heard in this teaser were:

Kamala Harris, the United States vice-presidential debate, 2020; Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Wellesley’s College Commencement Speech, 2015; Malala Yousafzai, speech at the Youth Takeover of the UN, 2013; Simone Veil, speech at the French National Assembly, 1974; Silvia Avallone, International Women’s Day speech at the Quirinal Palace, 2021; Greta Thunberg, speech at the UN Climate Action Summit, 2019; Michelle Obama, International Women’s Day speech at At Let Girls Learn event, 2016.

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About Her Voice

When you hear from experts in the media, have you ever considered their gender? Despite the fact that women make up over half the global population, the experts featured in the news are most often men. In fact, as of 2015, women represented only 19%* of experts in the media.

Her Voice, a podcast from ESCP Business School’s media The Choice, aims to contribute to women’s visibility in their domains of expertise. We’re talking business and science, willpower to change the world, and ambition to have a decisive impact on the future. Because we believe women experts should be given the exposure they deserve on the topics they are passionate about, we have decided to create a space dedicated to that core belief.

Let’s take the mic.

Let’s talk business.

Let’s ask the Experts.

*(Global Media Monitoring Project, 2015)

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Her Voice

When you hear from experts in the media, have you ever considered their gender? Despite the fact that women make up over half the global population, the experts featured in the news are most often men. In fact, as of 2015, women represented only 19%* of experts in the media.

Her Voice, a podcast from ESCP Business School’s media The Choice, aims to contribute to women’s visibility in their domains of expertise. We’re talking business and science, willpower to change the world, and ambition to have a decisive impact on the future. Because we believe women experts should be given the exposure they deserve on the topics they are passionate about, we have decided to create a space dedicated to that core belief.

Let’s take the mic.

Let’s talk business.

Let’s ask the Experts.

*(Global Media Monitoring Project, 2015)

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Welcome to Her Voice, a podcast from The Choice, ESCP Business School’s new media dedicated to inspiring today’s and tomorrow’s business leaders. Her Voice aims to contribute to women’s visibility in their domains of expertise.

We’re talking business and science, willpower to change the world, and ambition to have a decisive impact on the future. Because we believe women experts should be given the exposure they deserve on the topics they are passionate about, we have decided to create a space dedicated to that core belief.

Let’s focus on how these women can be an inspiration to all of us and shed a new light on what it means to be a female leader. On "Her Voice", we’re here to talk business.

The women's voices you heard in this teaser were:

Kamala Harris, the United States vice-presidential debate, 2020; Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Wellesley’s College Commencement Speech, 2015; Malala Yousafzai, speech at the Youth Takeover of the UN, 2013; Simone Veil, speech at the French National Assembly, 1974; Silvia Avallone, International Women’s Day speech at the Quirinal Palace, 2021; Greta Thunberg, speech at the UN Climate Action Summit, 2019; Michelle Obama, International Women’s Day speech at At Let Girls Learn event, 2016.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Her Voice

When you hear from experts in the media, have you ever considered their gender? Despite the fact that women make up over half the global population, the experts featured in the news are most often men. In fact, as of 2015, women represented only 19%* of experts in the media.

Her Voice, a podcast from ESCP Business School’s media The Choice, aims to contribute to women’s visibility in their domains of expertise. We’re talking business and science, willpower to change the world, and ambition to have a decisive impact on the future. Because we believe women experts should be given the exposure they deserve on the topics they are passionate about, we have decided to create a space dedicated to that core belief.

Let’s take the mic.

Let’s talk business.

Let’s ask the Experts.

*(Global Media Monitoring Project, 2015)

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About Her Voice

When you hear from experts in the media, have you ever considered their gender? Despite the fact that women make up over half the global population, the experts featured in the news are most often men. In fact, as of 2015, women represented only 19%* of experts in the media.

Her Voice, a podcast from ESCP Business School’s media The Choice, aims to contribute to women’s visibility in their domains of expertise. We’re talking business and science, willpower to change the world, and ambition to have a decisive impact on the future. Because we believe women experts should be given the exposure they deserve on the topics they are passionate about, we have decided to create a space dedicated to that core belief.

Let’s take the mic.

Let’s talk business.

Let’s ask the Experts.

*(Global Media Monitoring Project, 2015)

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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