If You’re Not Operating Career-Forward and Building Professional Equity, You Could Stifle Your Success
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Looking to increase your professional equity? Learn more in this excerpt from Christiana Smith Shi & Grace Puma’s new book, Career Forward.
Christiana Smith Shi is the former president of Nike’s consumer-direct division where she led the company’s global retail and ecommerce business. Before that she was a senior partner at McKinsey & Co. Christiana has been named one of the Most Influential Corporate Directors by Women, Inc. She currently leads Lovejoy Advisors, which is focused on digitally transforming consumer and retail businesses. Shi is a graduate of Stanford University and has an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she graduated as a Baker Scholar. She lives in Portland, Oregon.
Looking to increase your professional equity? Learn more in this excerpt from Christiana Smith Shi & Grace Puma’s new book, Career Forward.
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