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The Power of Authenticity
Christine Cariño (she- her/"siya")
For groups and individuals who are continuously marginalized in our society based on their identities, showing up authentically may be challenging. Christine has struggled to show up as her full self for most of her life. Healing was the catalyst for her to reclaim her authentic self and...
For groups and individuals who are continuously marginalized in our society based on their identities, showing up authentically may be challenging. Christine has struggled to show up as her full self for most of her life. Healing was the catalyst for her to reclaim her authentic self and realize that authenticity is power. To show up authentically in a world that continuously shuns parts of who we are contributing to dismantling inequitable systems in our society and at the workplace today.
In this chat you will learn:
- The meaning of showing up authentically
- How to embrace vulnerability to access authenticity
- Actionable steps to support you in showing up authentically at work
Meet The Speaker
Christine Cariño (she- her/"siya")
Founder & Managing Partner, Conscious Thrive
Christine Cariño, Founder and Managing Partner, a consulting firm with a mission to bring back the human at the center of corporate businesses. Christine has designed and facilitated workshops both within the U.S and internationally. Her coaching practice is centered in helping underrepresented leaders and executives reach their next level of success through healing and authenticity so they can create impact on their own terms. Prior to her work, she spent over eight years in Recruitment and Business development where she coached professionals throughout the hiring process and advised business leaders in different industries on staffing and retention strategies best fit within their organizational needs.
She is also a queer nonbinary immigrant of Filipino heritage and believes that in order to create a thriving, loving and inclusive world, we must start the work within. To heal, love and include all parts of who we are creates the ripple of change we want to see in our family, relationships, communities and society.
