"I was often the youngest person in the room and the only woman...I'm now really comfortable with it. I didn't used to be when I was younger because I was trying to figure out, do I try to act like them? Now I'm confident, and I just embrace it." What Tara McRae now embraces is her uniqueness, and she wants other women to do the same. Clarks' chief marketing & digital officer advises women to have confidence in being themselves, something she wishes she had been told early on in her career. In this episode of Brand Insider: BTS, Tara is happy to report she now finds herself sitting around the table with multiple women. She also admits to making mistakes, and that's a good thing, because it means she's taking risks, learning from her mistakes, and constantly evolving; making her a better leader today. by Lisa Singer Read the whole story >
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