Caribbean Cultural Identity at Work: A Hidden Leadership Advantage
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Caribbean Cultural Identity at Work: A Hidden Leadership Advantage
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Caribbean-American women are leaders—but do our workplaces recognize that? In this episode, Dr. Kerry Mitchell Brown joins me to unpack how cultural identity is a leadership strength. From code-switching to radical self-care, we explore what it means to lead boldly, confidently, and Caribbean.
Takeaways:
- Cultural identity is not a weakness—it’s a strategic advantage.
- Workplace narratives can be rewritten through self-awareness and storytelling.
- Radical self-care is essential for sustainability and impact.
- Leadership doesn’t require a title—it’s about influence and clarity of purpose.
- You can’t do it all at once—and that’s okay.
Connect with Dr. Kerry - https://kerrymitchellbrown.com/
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