I’m thrilled to share a bit about my professional journey as a transformation leader with a passion for driving impactful change across global organizations. Over the years, I've had the privilege of leading diverse teams across various industries, consistently turning vision into reality through strategic leadership, rigorous execution, and a deep commitment to innovation. Beyond my executive roles, I’m also an author and advocate for social causes, dedicated to fostering inclusive environments and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. My mission is to inspire and mobilize teams to achieve excellence and drive positive impact in everything we do.

Amy Hull is excited to share her journey and passion for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in her professional biography. From leading DE&I initiatives at Paycor, Inc. to founding Equity LDI, she has dedicated her career to fostering inclusive environments and driving meaningful change. Explore her story and join the conversation on creating equitable workplaces! #DEI #Leadership #Inclusion #EquityLDI #Diversity #CorporateLeadership

Building truly inclusive tech teams goes beyond traditional notions of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) like gender, ethnic, racial, or religious diversity. The ultimate goal is to achieve diversity of thought, which drives innovation and problem-solving. This diversity of thought is often achieved by bringing together individuals with varied experiences, educational backgrounds, and perspectives. For instance, candidates from different schools, states, and academic rankings are more likely to offer a broader spectrum of ideas than those with similar backgrounds. Embracing non-traditional hiring practices, such as recruiting talent from diverse industries or training individuals from non-technical backgrounds, not only enhances team performance but also provides valuable opportunities to underrepresented communities. This approach creates a ripple effect, empowering individuals to earn livable wages, gain experience, and positively impact their socioeconomic future. The focus should be on the creative potential that diverse backgrounds bring, not just the categories they represent.