#GALSNGEAR demands parity for women in industry
IBC2022: #GALSNGEAR - the industry-wide movement demanding parity for women across the media and entertainment industry - hosted a session at IBC2022 in Amsterdam that looked at changing workflows and perspectives to become more inclusive. Amy DeLouise, Chief Creative Officer at DeLouise Enterprises, highlighted the challenges and opportunities for women to bring about change. She was joined by Sophie Humphrey, Student - Media Production, Microsoft.
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