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Diana International Research Institute (Babson College)- Educator Roundtable

  • 1.  Diana International Research Institute (Babson College)- Educator Roundtable

    Posted 01-13-2021 15:07
    Topic: Feminist Business Models: How they differ, why they matter, and how they support women and feminist entrepreneurs

    Speaker:
    Dr. CV Harquail, Co-Founder of Feminists At Work & Author of Feminism: A Key Idea in Business

    Date & Time:
    February 10, 11:00 AM EST

    Registration Link:
        Zoom Video Conference

    Discount Code:
    Enter AOM25 at checkout for 25% off of event admission!

    CV Harquail, PhD, is an author, management scholar, consultant, writer, and tool maker. Her new book, Feminism: A Key Idea in Business and Society (Routledge, 2020), is the first to analyze business from a feminist perspective and to propose a feminist business praxis. CV is the co-founder of FeministsAtWork.com (a feminist business practice consultancy) and co-founder/producer of the Entrepreneurial FeministForums.com, a conference and community for feminist entrepreneurs. She is the designer of the Feminist Business Model Canvas and Feminist Business Toolkit. She serves as a mentor and design team member in the Fifth Wave Feminist Business Accelerator, an initiative of the Canadian Film Centre's Media Lab.
    CV advocates that we craft our work, design our products, set our ambitions, run our companies, and partner with our stakeholders in ways that lead us and our businesses to advance social justice and promote flourishing for everyone.

    CV holds a PhD in Management and Organizations from the Ross School of Business, University of Michigan. She taught Leadership and Organizational Change at the Darden School of Business, University of Virginia for nine years before moving to Stevens Institute of Technology, where she taught the capstone undergraduate management practicum in Entrepreneurship. She has published her award-winning research in journals such as Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, and Organization Studies. To learn more about feminist business practice, generativity as a business strategy, and business as social change, sign up for her newsletter and check out her work at cvharquail.com. Follow @cvharquail on twitter and Instagram.

    To learn more about the Diana International Research Institute at Babson College  please visit us here.
    Questions? Please contact the DIRI team directly at

    DianaMembership@babson.edu.

    Candida Brush
    Franklin W. Olin Professor of Entrepreneurship
    Babson College,  cbrush@babson.edu 



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    Candida Brush
    Babson College
    Wellesley MA
    (781) 239-5014
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