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Jul 28, 2020
What's it like working in the industry as an LGBTQIA+ person? Two Asia-based executives share their experiences
Two openly-LGBTQIA+ individuals imagine a future where there is no longer a need to close diversity gaps. But more focus is needed on gender and sexual identity to get there.
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