Dr Jacqui Taylor has positively impacted half of the world’s population through her company, Flying Binary, and now as a UN advisor, she’s impacting the other half of the world’s population.

And in today’s episode, Jacqui takes us back to the very beginning of her journey.

She was a newly qualified aerospace engineer, after completing her vocational training. But when the first project was assigned, her career came to a grinding halt — before it even started.

And it had nothing to do with her experience or abilities — but her gender.

Jacqui’s mentor instead found her a new role that took her down the path of applying her engineering skills to a tech environment.

But more importantly, she saw it as a learning opportunity that defined her direction in life based on two principles — equality and impact.

Jacqui’s work has changed how businesses explore their approach to climate change by spotlighting how much of an impact they have on the world.

In what is a fascinating conversation with Jacqui on the podcast, there are a few key themes that stick out…

• Always speak with your peers and share ideas
• Collaboration is at the root of all change
• Become aware of impact first

She leaves today’s chat with thought-provoking questions that she is exploring.

Like, how can we connect better with each other?

Tune in to hear more about Jacqui’s work, and her journey to receiving an honorary PHD!

Contact Jacqui
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jacqui-taylor/
https://flyingbinary.com/contact/

Climate Champion resources to build your sustainable business
https://flyingbinary.com/sustainability-action-report/

The home of the Empathy Economy and Jacqui's equity mission
https://jacqui.online/

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