Andres Tapia is a senior client partner and diversity and inclusion global strategist at Korn Ferry. He has twenty-five years of consulting experience with Global 500 organizations as well as non-US multinationals in Brazil, South Korea, and India and across Latin America. He is also the author of The Inclusion Paradox and Autentico- The Definitive Guide to Latino Career Success. He resides in Chicago. Fayruz Kirtzman is a senior client partner and thought leader in Korn Ferry's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Practice and leads the diversity, equity & inclusion diagnostic suite of solutions. She is a native of Koln, Germany and currently resides in New York City.
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