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Microsoft's Christina Leimoni is blazing a trail as one of the few openly gay, female execs in the technology industry – not to mention in Greece, her home country.
Christina Leimoni, Marketing and Operations Director for Microsoft, is blazing a trail as one of the few openly gay, female execs in the technology industry – not to mention in Greece, her home country. In this episode of the podcast, she discusses tokenism, the vastly different cultural and legislative barriers to inclusion across Europe, and her fight to be recognized as a wife and mother in a country that is yet to legalize same-sex marriage.
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