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THE POWER OF WOMEN: 5 STORIES ON INSPIRATION AND COMMITMENT TO GENDER EQUALITY

OUR STORIES

For those who want to embark on a professional path, the advice is to acquire from their studies the method to become problem solvers and work effectively in teams. I think it’s important for those aiming to work in a company to learn and challenge themselves to discover new skills that will lead to personal growth and enrich their cultural, educational, and professional background.

The know-how acquired through my studies in engineering in the building field and my work experiences has enabled significant professional growth. This growth has allowed me to deepen and implement methods for the realization of architectural lighting projects. Over time, these skills have focused on studying and assessing the impact of lighting design, leading me to my current role as an Architectural Lighting Designer Specialist.

Putting into practice what I have studied is always a source of great satisfaction for me! I love the creativity and teamwork involved in my job, which leads to deepening knowledge and achieving challenging goals.

You might hear expressions like, “Wow, you just changed jobs and now you’re going on maternity leave? That takes courage…” Ignore them! It’s not up to us to bear the weight of these social discriminations. What I would advise all women is to forge ahead on your own path. Despite everything, you should not lose the strength to want to be both mothers and dedicated professionals.

Thanks to my company and my team, maternity has been such a serene, natural, and physiological period for me. I hope that one day, it can become the norm for all women.

Another important aspect is the different levels of communication and its dynamics. We communicate with various stakeholders and types of clients, as well as with different subcontractors. Internally, I collaborate with designers, salespeople, site managers, and colleagues from diverse backgrounds.

I enjoy the variety within my role; sometimes I need to chair a meeting, manage a budget, and work towards deadlines. No project is ever the same.

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