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Welcome to the Hun School of Princeton’s first ever Women In the World Summit! This year’s theme is Breaking Boundaries, and the goal of the summit is to promote intersectional conversations on the role women play in our world. Organized by Hun’s Gender Equity Matters Club, this event will be the first women’s summit in Hun’s history. We are honored to hold this event on such an important year, as 2021 marks 50 years since female students were first allowed to attend the school. We sincerely hope you enjoy the summit, thank you for joining us and making a positive change in the world.   
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Saturday, May 1 • 11:45am - 12:30pm
Media and Marketing in a Multicultural World FULL

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Jessica D. Lane Alexander (Class of 2003),  co-founder and head of digital content and marketing for Pop’N Creative, a multicultural marketing collective, is returning to The Hun School of Princeton for the school’s Gender Equity Matters Summit on Saturday, May 1. During her presentation, Jessica will share her professional journey and the reason she and her business partner, Lori J. Hall, launched their agency. In particular, she will dive into why representation matters in media and marketing and will focus on how to avoid common mistakes when marketing to a multicultural world. 
Moderators
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Zeynab Diarra (she/her)

Vice President, GEM

Speakers
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Jessica Lane Alexander, Hun Class of '03

Co-Founder & Head of Digital Marketing, Pop'N Creative
Obsessed with the intersection of pop culture,marketing and technology, Jessica D. Lane Alexander,Co-Founder and Head of Digital Content & Marketingfor Pop’N Creative, masterfully uses these asplatforms to build strong brands. With over a decadeof marketing expertise, her experiences... Read More →

Saturday May 1, 2021 11:45am - 12:30pm EDT
VIRTUAL
  THIRD SESSION

Attendees (20)