MSSuezette Yasmin Robotham, MS, is a visionary tech executive with nearly twenty years of experience driving transformative change at the intersection of passion and purpose--creating equitable access and opportunity for historically underrepresented goups. She honed her leadership acumen in the education reform sector, shaping human capital strategies for influential the organizations Teach For America and The New Teacher Project. Her career trajectory has since elevated her to global leadership roles at industry giants such as Google, Meta (Facebook), Gartner, and Salesforce, where she has led high-impact teams and initiatives.Suezette's expertise spans talent acquisition, leadership development, team building, DEI, and organizational culture, making her a sought-after thought leader and change agent. A TEDx alum (TEDxBoston/TEDxBeaconStreet 2015), she has captivated audiences across the USA, Canada, the Caribbean, the UK, and South Africa, sharing insights that inspire action and drive innovation. Her impact also extends to the screen, as she was featured in the award-winning docuseries SeeHer Multiplicity, which highlighted the experiences of women of color navigating their multifaceted identities. Her episode was showcased at the prestigious 2022 Urbanworld Film Festival.In recognition of her leadership, Suezette was honored as part of the Network Journal's 40 Under Forty Class of 2019. A proud first-generation American of Jamaican descent, she brings a global perspective grounded in a life lived authentically. Now residing in Brooklyn, New York (with a getaway residence in Cancun, Mexico) she continues to influence and inspire through her work, shaping a more inclusive world while staying deeply connected to her roots. Suezette is 6'1" on a short day--and she intentionally and fearlessly lives at the nexus of her purpose and her passion on a daily basis.Her professional tagline is: Talent is my expertise, connecting is my gift, culture is my passion, and creating access and opportunity is my ministry. Read More Read Less