Join us for an inspiring episode of Live with Marcel and Kilani as we welcome this week’s special guest, Mohiba Musavi. Mohiba is an SAP SuccessFactors Learning SME at Deloitte, who has risen to success despite the challenges placed on her path as a woman of colour. Having overcome these obstacles, Mohiba now uses her experience to inspire and connect with younger women of colour as they navigate their worlds and venture into their careers. This week, we’ll be discussing the importance of Women of Colour in Leadership and take a sneak peek into the world of one insightful leader.
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