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ANNOUNCING CYNTHIA SOLEDAD OF EGON ZEHNDER FOR OUR GETTING THE GIG PANEL JULY 18TH

By Glappitnova July 11, 2018

We are super excited to have Cynthia Soledad, Co-Lead of the US Diversity and Inclusion Practice and a core member of the Consumer Practice Group at Egon Zehnder July 18th on our Getting The Gig panel. Glappitnova brings passionate and talented people from different backgrounds and industries together sharing what matters most unlocking human potential. There is storytelling, performances, panels, debates, and more in a hidden warehouse. Come check it out and get your tickets below. You can view more participants here.

“WE ARE SUPER EXCITED TO HAVE CYNTHIA SOLEDAD AS A PARTICIPANT ON OUR GETTING THE GIG PANEL 7:00 PM – 7:50 PM JULY 18TH MODERATED BY THE GLOBAL CO-CHAIR OF THE BLACK GOOGLER NETWORK CHRIS CLARK. OTHER PARTICIPANTS CONSIST OF CHICAGO ROCK STAR MISS ALEX WHITE, AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND OPERATIONS AT UIC’S CANCER CENTER DAVYD CHUNG ”

Cynthia Soledad, based in Chicago, is Co-Lead of the US Diversity and Inclusion Practice and a core member of the Consumer Practice Group at Egon Zehnder. She serves clients across all consumer goods and services sectors, with deep experience in consumer durables, packaged goods, and retail. Cynthia provides management appraisal and advises clients on diversity and inclusion practices. She conducts executive search for leadership roles in marketing, digital, general management, and insights.

Prior to joining Egon Zehnder, Cynthia spent 13 years in brand leadership in the Consumer Goods sector. She served as Senior Brand Director at Whirlpool Corporation, leading KitchenAid brand as well as Shared Marketing Services, including establishing the company’s Digital Center of Excellence. Prior to Whirlpool, Cynthia was a brand manager at Procter & Gamble, where she held roles in business delivery, upstream innovation, and shopper marketing. Throughout her career, Cynthia has been engaged in leadership development for diverse employees, serving as a leader of Whirlpool’s Women’s Network and P&G’s Asians in Marketing and CMK.

GETTING THE GIG PANEL

July 18th 7:00 PM – 7:50 PM

This is moderated by Chris Clark who is the Global Co-Chair of the Black Googler’s Network. Are employee resource groups effective? What about real talent vs privileged access? How do you market and maintain yourself for the gig? Is it about numbers or is it something more.