In this powerful conversation, host Kimmah Lewis sits down with Mita Mallick — DEI leader, storyteller, and author of Reimagine Inclusion — to explore the lessons that shaped her journey. From childhood bullying to becoming a voice for equity and inclusion, Mita shares how resilience, community, and vulnerability have guided her path.
Together, they unpack:
✨ The art of courageous conversations in work and life
✨ How grief and rejection can shape leadership with compassion
✨ Why friendships and community are essential to growth
✨ Lessons learned from “bad bosses” that inspired her new book, The Devil Emails at Midnight
This episode is about truth-telling, resilience, and finding the courage to show up fully — in leadership and in life.
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