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Interview with Elizabeth Lehnich

Ben Fajzullin talks with one of the first women to be certified under Germany's supplier diversity program about the dificutlies of ensuring gender diversity in the business world.

Date 17.05.2019
Duration 02:53 mins.
Homepage Business - News
All videos Business
Related Subjects Business, DW Freedom, Minorities, Diversity
Keywords lehnich, fajzullin, gender, business, diversity, VDU
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