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Katharine Zaleski is the co-founder and president of PowerToFly, the platform connecting women, non-binary and gender nonconforming people with companies that care. She co-founded PowerToFly with Milena Berry in August 2014, after the birth of her first daughter. She was named one of the most creative people in the business community in 2015 by Fast Company. Her essay, "I’m Sorry To All The Moms I Worked With" was Fortune’s most popular story of 2015 and sparked debate across social, as well as more traditional media outlets.

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  • Katharine Zaleski is the co-founder and president of PowerToFly, the platform connecting women, non-binary and gender nonconforming people with companies that care. She co-founded PowerToFly with Milena Berry in August 2014, after the birth of her first daughter. She was named one of the most creative people in the business community in 2015 by Fast Company. Her essay, "I’m Sorry To All The Moms I Worked With" was Fortune’s most popular story of 2015 and sparked debate across social, as well as more traditional media outlets. (en)
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  • Katharine Zaleski is the co-founder and president of PowerToFly, the platform connecting women, non-binary and gender nonconforming people with companies that care. She co-founded PowerToFly with Milena Berry in August 2014, after the birth of her first daughter. She was named one of the most creative people in the business community in 2015 by Fast Company. Her essay, "I’m Sorry To All The Moms I Worked With" was Fortune’s most popular story of 2015 and sparked debate across social, as well as more traditional media outlets. (en)
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