“The world needs us to embrace our differences and create a better world. Women bring so many new perspectives such as being nurturing and being more inclusive, which the STEM field can use in the community.”
In this episode, Women in STEM Mentor, Brenda Denbesten joins founder and CEO Kinia Romanowska to discuss facing career challenges like being penalized for having children through cutting salaries, promotions or having to pump milk in a bathroom stall because the workplace doesn’t normalize having a designated space for mothers.
Tune in to this episode for insights on the importance of having more women in STEM and leadership positions, as they think about the full potential of their workers through their nurturing and inclusive nature.
Brenda Denbesten was a chemical engineer for 15 years before becoming a mentor and coach for women in STEM. She helps women gain clarity on their unique strengths and skills and the confidence to leverage these for a maximum impact in the workplace. Connect with Brenda at her Youtube channel or Facebook Group.
0:00 Intro
0:43 Meet Brenda
5:06 Brenda’s source for her boundless optimism and how to create your own source
14:50 Why it is important that more women join STEM careers?
21:46 What do you need to do in 2022 to promote inclusivity at your workplace?
26:01 Acknowledging as a healing process
33:21 Connect with Brenda
35:27 Endnotes
If you’re enjoying the show, I’d be so grateful if you left us a review on iTunes so we can reach more moms, just like you. No one should be alone with the crushing overwhelm of trying to balance family and career life.
Want more support from moms just like you?
Join us at facebook.com/groups/prosandbabes
Be the first to access our free training on career and family life strategies, financial planning for moms, back-to-work planning, and more.
Kinia Romanowska is a mother of two, wife, and award-winning journalist turned founder and CEO of Pros&Babes. She helps women in STEM, competitive, and corporate careers (and their employers) turn the "motherhood penalty" into their greatest advantage, through the MoMBA™ (Mom MBA), a 12-month hybrid group coaching, and 1-1 program.
For more information, visit momba.prosandbabes.com
“The world needs us to embrace our differences and create a better world. Women bring so many new perspectives such as being nurturing and being more inclusive, which the STEM field can use in the community.”
In this episode, Women in STEM Mentor, Brenda Denbesten joins founder and CEO Kinia Romanowska to discuss facing career challenges like being penalized for having children through cutting salaries, promotions or having to pump milk in a bathroom stall because the workplace doesn’t normalize having a designated space for mothers.
Tune in to this episode for insights on the importance of having more women in STEM and leadership positions, as they think about the full potential of their workers through their nurturing and inclusive nature.
Brenda Denbesten was a chemical engineer for 15 years before becoming a mentor and coach for women in STEM. She helps women gain clarity on their unique strengths and skills and the confidence to leverage these for a maximum impact in the workplace. Connect with Brenda at her Youtube channel or Facebook Group.
0:00 Intro
0:43 Meet Brenda
5:06 Brenda’s source for her boundless optimism and how to create your own source
14:50 Why it is important that more women join STEM careers?
21:46 What do you need to do in 2022 to promote inclusivity at your workplace?
26:01 Acknowledging as a healing process
33:21 Connect with Brenda
35:27 Endnotes
If you’re enjoying the show, I’d be so grateful if you left us a review on iTunes so we can reach more moms, just like you. No one should be alone with the crushing overwhelm of trying to balance family and career life.
Want more support from moms just like you?
Join us at facebook.com/groups/prosandbabes
Be the first to access our free training on career and family life strategies, financial planning for moms, back-to-work planning, and more.
Kinia Romanowska is a mother of two, wife, and award-winning journalist turned founder and CEO of Pros&Babes. She helps women in STEM, competitive, and corporate careers (and their employers) turn the "motherhood penalty" into their greatest advantage, through the MoMBA™ (Mom MBA), a 12-month hybrid group coaching, and 1-1 program.
For more information, visit momba.prosandbabes.com