
Owning Your Voice in a Male Populated Industry | Julie Flowers on Leading in the Corporate World | Oil and Gas Breaking Bias
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In this engaging conversation, Julie Flowers shares her HR journey at Chevron, overcoming biases and advocating for diversity, inclusion, and female empowerment in the energy sector. She highlights the role of education, curiosity, and allyship in driving personal growth and business success through diverse perspectives.
Takeaways
The journey to success often involves overcoming personal biases.
Education can significantly enhance one's career trajectory.
Diversity and inclusion are essential for better business outcomes.
Curiosity is a vital skill for future leaders.
Female leaders need to own their voice and articulate their value.
Allies play a crucial role in promoting inclusivity in the workplace.
The energy industry faces both challenges and opportunities for growth.
Personal growth often starts with self-reflection and awareness.
Empowering others can create a ripple effect of change.
Engaging in open dialogue is key to educating others about the industry.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Julie Flowers and Her Journey
02:36 Overcoming Biases in Career
07:59 The Importance of Education and Self-Perception
10:20 Transitioning from Corporate to HR Leadership
12:47 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace
15:22 The Future of the Energy Industry
19:54 Curiosity and Innovation in Energy
20:19 Curiosity as a Catalyst for Change
21:54 Empowering Female Voices in Leadership
23:21 The State of Female Inclusivity in Energy
26:27 The Role of Allies in Gender Equality
27:26 Personal Change and Empowerment
28:20 Rapid Fire Insights on Leadership
31:49 Lessons from Global Experience
32:54 Myths of Executive Coaching
34:00 Key Takeaways for Aspiring Leaders
Keywords
HR, diversity, equity, inclusion, energy industry, female leadership, bias, personal growth, curiosity, corporate culture, oil and gas, chemicals