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Crowell Café’s Controversies

Event | 11.26.19, 11:30 AM CST - 2:00 PM CST

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Crowell & Moring
Rue Joseph Stevens 7, B-1000 Brussels

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For our first edition of Cr♀well Café’s Controversies, we are very excited to welcome the following panel of leadership and inclusion experts:

  • Ann Caluwaerts, Telenet
  • Alexander De Croo, Deputy Prime Minister; Open Vld; author of "De Eeuw van de Vrouw"
  • Monica De Jonghe, VBO-FEB
  • Anne De Wolf, De Wolf Legal
  • Agapi Patsa, Google

Panelists will participate in Cr♀well Café’s Controversies: a panel discussion on diversity and inclusion in a future-proof workplace.


The panelists will be presenting and explaining their view on several controversial statements, including statements on quota for more diverse leadership, the impact of nature and nurture in leadership skills, the causes and solutions for the glass ceiling and pay gap, teamwork across generations, etc.


Looking forward to seeing you at our event.

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