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Diane Flynn
Transform workplace cultures with Diane Flynn, speaker and diversity consultant. Diane works with Fortune 500 companies to foster inclusion, promote women's leadership, and design equitable environments, delivering expertise backed by Harvard MBA and experience at Electronic Arts and Boston Consulting Group.
Diane Flynn is the co-founder and CEO of ReBoot Accel, a business that specializes in designing work cultures that support and promote women and underrepresented groups.
She is a sought-after consultant for Fortune 500 companies, providing guidance on fostering diverse and inclusive environments.
Additionally, Diane is a co-author of The Upside, a book that presents the business case for diverse workplaces and offers best practices for harnessing the potential of women.
Diane is also an accomplished facilitator, conducting workshops on professional presence and impact. She is highly skilled in coaching leaders on how to achieve maximum results and find personal fulfillment.
Prior to her current role, Diane served as the Chief Marketing Officer of GSVlabs and held a marketing executive position at Electronic Arts. She also gained valuable experience as an associate consultant at The Boston Consulting Group.
Diane is a renowned speaker on topics such as Diversity, Ageism, and the Future of Work. She has delivered talks at prestigious venues including SXSW, Stanford GSB, and the Modern Elder Academy.
Diane holds a BA in Economics from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard University.
If you are looking to enhance your business's work culture, it's time to take two giant strides forward with your masterplan by partnering with Diane.
Diane brings a wealth of experience from her roles in top-tier companies and her success in fostering inclusive work environments. Her insights on diversity, ageism, and the future of work, backed by her academic credentials from Stanford and Harvard, can transform your business culture. Booking Diane as a speaker will equip your team with actionable strategies for harnessing the full potential of a diverse workforce.
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Diane Flynn draws on her co-authored book The Upside and her consultancy work with Fortune 500 companies to ground her talks in documented business cases and organisational best-practice examples.
Diane Flynn speaks on diversity, ageism and the future of work, with a focus on inclusive workplace cultures and the professional advancement of women. She is co-founder and CEO of ReBoot Accel and co-author of The Upside, and has spoken at SXSW, Stanford GSB and the Modern Elder Academy.
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