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Assurance Partner Joins Discussion on How to Attract, Develop and Retain Diverse Talent
Assurance Partner and panelist on Letts Talk: How to Attract, Develop and Retain Diverse Talent, Amy Ryber Menefee, CPA, discusses how leaders can have open and honest conversations about how to attract, retain and develop diverse talent with Letts Consult.
Keiter’s Assurance Partner Amy Rybar Menefee with Letts Talk.
ABOUT Letts Talk
The Letts Talk is a weekly webinar by women for women discussing a range of topics including finances, wellness, business and other interesting subjects. Letts Talk is presented by Letts Consult which provides business advisory services and gender parity consulting to organizations as well as hosting a network of women through its program Letts Lead.
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