“If we keep our eyes and ears open, we can learn from everyone in life… no exception. Collaborating allows us an enhanced experience and a broader range of options. I don’t believe in competing. I do not care about proving I am right, or I am first. I want to collaborate and be able to communicate and share values and collaborating allows you to broaden the perspective that you have and it’s not about competing.”
– Loreen Arbus.
In this episode of OWC’s Leaders & Game Changers, Setorii Pond speaks with the esteemed Loreen Arbus. She has accomplished far too much to list – but to start…
She is an author. She has spoken at TEDx Women. She created the Loreen Arbus Disability Awareness Grant for women filmmakers who have a physical or developmental disability. She was the first woman to head programming for a U.S. television network – and she did it twice: Showtime and Lifetime. She has her own production company. She supports advocacy for women and girls, scientific and medical research, minorities, people with disabilities, and gender and racial equality in the arts and media. She is also a strong animal rights advocate.
>> Listen now on OWC’s Leaders & Game Changers <<
