Chez Nitro, la diversité n’est pas seulement un objectif que nous nous efforçons de réaliser. Il s’agit d’une véritable mission qui nous incite à incarner l’une de nos valeurs fondatrices : faire preuve de bonté. Mai est traditionnellement le mois du patrimoine asiatique américain et insulaire du Pacifique (AAPI), et nous le célébrons en mettant en lumière de formidables Nitronautes, membres de la communauté AAPI.
Je me suis entretenue avec Julie Gannon, Tiffany Farolan et Eric Salas pour savoir ce que cet hommage représente pour eux et connaître leurs initiatives à cette occasion :
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Table ronde pour le mois du patrimoine asiatique américain et insulaire du Pacifique (AAPI) 2021
It’s important we do anything we can do to help broaden people’s perspectives on the whole Asian experience, and that goes for us as well, as there are so many Asian cultures that are represented under umbrella of the AAPI term, and we all have very different experiences, heritages, and backgrounds. [I have] a newfound appreciation around the breadth of that Asian experience.
Eric Salas, VP of Business Operations & Strategy
For me, the last month has been about holding my shoulders tall, being proud of my heritage, and being more open to talking about it… because people aren’t going to learn unless we’re willing to share.
Julie Gannon, Global Manager of SMB & MM Sales
This is the year of change, by looking inwards and understanding your roots [we] can help educate people, and ultimately become a better society... Being a member of the AAPI group has been amazing, it’s really connected me with my Filipino roots, and made me think about how I want to be represented as an Asian woman in leadership.
Tiffany Farolan, Senior Business Partner
