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Joan Kuhl

Joan Kuhl is a champion for girls leadership and advancing women working in business and sports organizations. She is the author of “Dig Your Heels In” (April 2019) and “Misunderstood Millennial Talent” (2016). Joan leads global research, training and consulting initiatives in 24 countries on gender and generational dynamics in the workplace for corporations and business schools. Joan helped develop a national leadership curriculum for U.S. Soccer and nonprofit LiveGirl. Follow her on Instagram @joankuhl.

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