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In many ways, it's a great time for American women. More women are earning undergraduate and advanced college degrees, and are climbing through the executive ranks. And today, women own 10 million small businesses in the United States. While that's an impressive number—up 70 percent since the late 1990s—it still represents only one-third of US business owners.

“The days where corporate social responsibility was a department and a side initiative - that's dead.”

“Visibility creates awareness. Awareness leads to acceptance. And widespread acceptance ends discrimination. You can’t change hearts, minds, and attitudes if you are invisible.”

Envested CEO Isa Watson, Carbon Robotics Co-founder and CEO Rosanna Myers, and Beyond Curious CEO Nikki Barua speak with Synack Co-founder and CEO Jay Kaplan at the Bloomberg Breakaway CEO Summit in New York.

Why Immigrant Women Make Great Entrepreneurs Starting a company is a lot like immigrating to America, says Nikki Barua: “You need to adapt to survive.”

Nikki Barua is the CEO of BeyondCurious, a digital transformation company working with names like Toyota and Sonos. (FS) She's also the author of Beyond Barriers. She says investors need to pay close attention to a company's culture.

Nikki Barua Chief Executive Officer BeyondCurious Discussing creating global platform to get women into data analytics and AI. Listen in starting at 18:40.

Nikki Barua, BeyondCurious CEO, outlines the important leadership decisions that need to be made in order to successfully transition into a digital space.

In this episode of The Culture Gap, the first of two episodes featuring Nikki, she shares how her father was a key influence in her early years who inspired her to achieve the level of success she has today, as well as what she believes is the highest calling of not just a CEO, but any leader.

In this episode of The Culture Gap, the second of two episodes featuring Nikki, she and Daniel discuss the role of communication in bringing people along as digitization and transformation wash over companies.

Gayle Carson interviews Nikki Barua, a serial entrepreneur, international keynote speaker and best-selling author.

You want to listen to this interview IF you want to look at what is coming in the future with technology, AI, and human beings.

Nikki Barua shares her story of overcoming adversity and why she is on a mission to help every woman own her power, go beyond barriers, and turn her obstacles into opportunities.

Generate momentum with a culture of innovation – one that is constantly adapting to a disruptive environment that doesn’t stand still. Understand the capabilities, mindset and skillsets needed to adopt this approach, and how you can be the change agent that helps your organization successfully navigate through risk and uncertainty.

Nikki Barua is the founder and CEO of Beyond Curious, a sought-after consultancy that partners with large companies to accelerate digital transformation. Barua started the company in 2011 with the intention of helping big companies innovate like startups, and she has made it her mission to support business leaders in gaining a clarity of purpose as they guide organizations through change.

Barua runs an innovation consultancy -- working with Google, Disney, and more -- that has taught her a lot about "leveling up."