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In this episode Toussaint chats with the founders of Choir, Sonya B. Dreizler & Liv Gagnon about their mission to lift the voices of people of color, women and non-binary professionals at events and in the media. Listen now!

Firms need to look inward and ask difficult questions to overcome these issues, says Sonya Dreizler, co-founder of the Choir diversity-certification and diversity-tech platform. She says those questions should include “Why is our staff — especially our executive team — homogenous?” and “Is this a place where women want to work and grow their careers?”

We’re thrilled to present the second group of LUMINARIES winners. The Class of 2022 standouts are being honored for the dynamic and inclusive ways they are driving the wealth, investment and retirement industry forward.  

Cette semaine, l’Américaine Sonya Dreizler, cofondatrice de la plateforme Choir, qui a participé à l’évènement de CFA Montréal Provoquer le changement, répond à nos questions sur le leadership. This week, American Sonya Dreizler, co-founder of the Choir platform, who participated in CFA Montreal ‘s Provocate Change event , answers our questions about leadership.

If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it!  Imagine if the financial industry events and the voices in financial media, truly reflected the diversity of society. DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) must be measured and we can choose to become accountable and transparent about our intentional practices.

For decades the financial services industry has been dominated by middle-aged white men. It’s the image we saw on television, in movies and on industry conference stages. Today, the field is as diverse as it has ever been, yet still the stereotype of the old boys club remains. Sonya Dreizler and her partner Liv Gagnon…

This setback can also have an impact on talent pipelines as visibility of diverse leadership reduces. Despite these challenges, a number of initiatives are bringing light to the problem. This includes Choir, a diversity business with, the words of its co-founder Sonya Dreizler, “a mission to lift the voices of women, non-binary folks, people of…

Long a Twitter force, the San Francisco entrepreneur caught a women’s wave with a judicious admixture of money, meaning and exquisite timing.

By focusing on financial conferences and media, the Rising Star is lifting the voices of women, non-binary people, and people of color in the industry.

The awards are meant to elevate the quality of financial services marketing by highlighting stand out work that pushes the industry to continue to raise its standards