Episode 30: The Ms. Engineer Way Creator: Women's Energy Network In this episode, we learn more about Alana, including how she was the second black female Petroleum Engineer to graduate from Texas A&M. #BadAss We cover a lot of ground with Alana, but one of the many standout acronyms is what she calls SOS, which stands for self-care, optimism, and support. These are three key ingredients for our resilience, and for us to succeed against all odds as women in [...]
The civil rights movement was born in the 1950s. Black History Month was proposed in 1969 and first marked a year later. It is 2022 and we are still having the same conversations. We must move DEI further this year. We must expand our understanding and empathy because dismantling structures and systems has taken, and is taking, decades… and it will definitely take more than a month. […]
When I work with organizations – especially in the energy sector – it’s clear that safety is a priority and there are systems and mechanisms in place to ensure that things happen in a safe way. And when things aren’t happening as they should be, a safety dashboard provides a transparent and simple way to flag issues. It works because the business depends on it – and, of course, it is the right thing to do. […]
Creator: Alissa Carpenter Alana M. Hill joins Alissa Carpenter, founder of Everything's Not OK and That's OK, to share strategies on being an effective colleague, the impetus for change initiatives and much more including: Transformation in the workplace Action bias Psychological safety https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Jy1eH31crlYtcLr3rRpNy?si=nAxvA7yyTP6ZQZxLiJAXYg
I am often asked by clients – leaders and executives – what their advocacy should look like. They want to know what it will look like for them to be a champion. The answer is… another question. What does it look like for you to be you? […]
