How Much Is Enough? In Conversation with Felicity Carter and Jordan Sale

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Recorded14 Jul 2021

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In this episode, we share a conversation that took place in the 2021 edition of the Batonnage Forum. Bâtonnage is a US-based initiative stirring up the conversation on Women and Wine. Its annual forum brings together wine professionals as well as wine industry supporters to discuss and act on the unique challenges and opportunities that women in wine have faced both historically and present-day. On the 23rd of June 2021, ARENI invited Felicity Carter, Editor-in-Chief at Pix and Jordan Sale, CEO and founder of 81 cents, to talk pay gaps, negotiation skills, globalization of the work place and financial transparency.

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