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FinTech's DEI Discussions #HumansofFinTech | Meri Williams, CTO of Pleo

FinTech's DEI Discussions #HumansofFinTech | Meri Williams, CTO of Pleo

FromFinTech's DEI Discussions – Powered by Harrington Starr


FinTech's DEI Discussions #HumansofFinTech | Meri Williams, CTO of Pleo

FromFinTech's DEI Discussions – Powered by Harrington Starr

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Length:
23 minutes
Released:
Apr 2, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

On this latest episode of FinTech's DEI Discussions, Nadia is joined by Meri Williams, CTO of Pleo.This episode highlights Meri's extensive experience, from building part of South Africa's first satellite as a teenager to leading tech initiatives in various sectors, including fintech at Pleo. Meri brings a unique perspective on inclusion within the fintech industry, emphasising the importance of embracing neurodiversity and creating inclusive work environments. The discussion explores the transformative power of fintech, the role of regulatory challenges in innovation, and the need for truly representative tech conferences. Meri stresses the significance of intersectionality, sharing personal experiences of privilege and the journey towards creating spaces where everyone can be themselves and succeed.
Released:
Apr 2, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Welcome to The DEI Discussions, powered by Harrington Starr. In this podcast we discuss the development and entrenchment of diversity and inclusion in FinTech by speaking to the most prevalent voices within the space. Highlighting the incredible women walking the talk for change; the people working to champion authentic inclusion, both professionally and personally; discussing the talent acquisition strategies that attract and retain a diverse range of talent; and the Maternity and Paternity Stories of FinTech. Each gives us an eye-opening look at the change we need to enact.