Power of Inclusion 2021

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Tuesday, April 27, 2021   |   11 AM Virtual Panel Event 

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Join us for a panel discussion that focuses on disability inclusion in the workplace. Latriece Watkins will moderate a discussion with companies who are champions for inclusion in their workforce and discuss ideas on how all organizations can become more inclusive. 

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Power of Inclusion sponsors will receive tickets to the Sunshine School Speaker Series with their sponsorship. 

MARCH SPEAKER SERIES : JULIE BARBER

APRIL SPEAKER SERIES : BETH FERRICK AND TOM MCDONALD

MAY SPEAKER SERIES : VANESSA YATES AND SETH MALLEY

JUNE SPEAKER SERIES : BEN HASAN

Latriece Watkins is executive vice president of the Walmart U.S. consumables division. She leads all merchandising strategies for the company's baby, beauty, household chemicals, household paper, over-the-counter pharmacy, personal care and pets business. Latriece and her team are passionate about finding new ways to save customers money on items they use every day.

First joining the company as an intern in real estate, Latriece has served in a variety of key leadership roles within Sam's Club, Walmart U.S. merchandising, human resources, and U.S. store operations. In her two decades with the retailer, she has led several important portfolios and strategic initiatives across the company. Because she has worked in so many different areas of the business, Latriece brings a 360-degree approach to her leadership, all while keeping customers at the center of Walmart's consumables business.

Latriece earned a bachelor's degree in political science from Spelman College and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Arkansas School of Law.

Panelists TBD

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