Virtual Roundtable with Chief People Officer at Sonos - Shamayne Braman

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Speaker

Shamayne Braman

Chief People Officer at Sonos, Inc

Shamayne is Sonos's Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Officer (CDEIO) after serving as Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Target. In her role, Shamayne is responsible for driving organizational strategies that advance Target’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion priorities and goals across Stores, Global Supply Chain, and Headquarters. In addition, she leads the company’s enterprise DEI learning strategy for over 450,000 team members.

Prior to joining Target, Shamayne served as Director of Diversity and Inclusion at HealthPartners, an integrated health system serving more than 1.5 million members and 1.2 million patients. Her past experience also includes roles in global DEI at Thomson Reuters and driving education equity as a Teach for America corps member.

Shamayne currently serves on the board of AchieveMpls, Penumbra Theater, and the Twin Cities Diversity and Inclusion Roundtable Executive Committee.

An avid runner and New Jersey native, Shamayne holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Princeton University and a master’s degree in education policy and management from Harvard University. Her musical taste is varied but being Guyanese, she is particularly drawn to soca, reggae and calypso, as well as anything Afrobeats.

Date

Monday April 03
at
10:00 PM UTC

Location

Online Zoom Conference

About

Please join Shamayne Braman, Chief People Officer at Sonos, inc, for an intimate Roundtable

Our digital community will have the opportunity to partake in an intimate and candid discussion with a Q&A session.

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