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The Role of Innovation in Leadership - What That Means As Women In Tech

Mya King, Margo Baxter
May 13, 2020 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET Virtual Free to attend

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About this session

Innovative leaders are creative visionaries who have big ideas and, most importantly, can motivate people around them to turn those ideas into reality. We learned that developing your innovation capabilities is critical if you want to stay at the forefront of ever-changing trends and create impact. As women leaders, we think there’s a disruptor and innovator in all of us. In this chat, we want you to walk away empowered to:

  • Consciously challenge personal, professional and industry assumptions
  • Continuously embrace the opportunity mode of thinking and leading with innovation
  • Develop empathy for the end customer
  • Be a pro at building the buy-in for your ideas

Meet the speakers

Mya King

Mya King

Product Manager

As an integration Product Manager at PagerDuty, I work with engineering, design, and marketing to create and launch new products or feature enhancements that connect PagerDuty and strategic third parties via an integration or application. In my spare time, I enjoy volunteering, traveling, watching movies, and trying new food and cultures.
Margo Baxter

Margo Baxter

Staff Engineer

I'm a Staff Engineer at PagerDuty, interested in building simple and intuitive user experiences that help people do complex tasks without reading software manuals. My background is in Computer Science and Art History, and I run marathons for fun. My favorite food is cereal.

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