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Former NPR, CNN Reporter Speaking On Gender Equality In Malvern
Josh Levs will lead a discussion on why successful businesses are fully supporting gender equality in the work place. See details here.

MALVERN, PA – A former NPR and CNN journalist is coming to Malvern to speak about how workplaces are benefiting from gender equality practices.
Josh Levs, an entrepreneur, former CNN and NPR journalist, and the leading global expert on issues facing modern fathers in the workplace, will lead a discussion titled "Why Successful Businesses Are All In For Gender Equality" on Wednesday, Feb. 28 at the Desmond Great Valley Hotel & Conference Center, 1 Liberty Boulevard in Malvern.
The event is hosted by The Main Line Society of Professional Women and will run from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Tickets cost $60 for non members of the SPW. Members pay just $50 and young professionals admission costs $30.
Members can register here and non members here.
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Check out a description of the event below:
Businesses can't empower women at work without also tackling the structures that make it tougher for men to be caregivers at home. Josh Levs is the top thought leader in addressing this through keynotes, workshops, corporate training, and more. A former NPR and CNN journalist and successful entrepreneur, he is a U.N. Global Gender Champion and author of the Nautilus Gold-winning book All In: How Our Work-First Culture Fails Dads, Families, and Businesses--And How We Can Fix It Together. The book has won rave reviews and coverage from the New York Times, Forbes, Chicago Tribune, The Telegraph, NewsOne, and major media all over the world.
Levs spent 20 years reporting for NPR and CNN, where he developed unique expertise on nonpartisan fact checking. On TV, he has been called "Truth Seeker in Chief," "Mr. Reality," and "Senior Everything Correspondent."
Levs also created a role covering modern families and developed unprecedented expertise in assessing the realities of today’s dads.
Levs then stepped into a global spotlight by taking legal action against Time Warner (CNN’s parent company) for fair parental leave so he could care for his preemie daughter and sick wife. The company ultimately embraced his call, revolutionizing its policy to make it better for moms and dads. The United Nations named Levs a Global Champion of Gender Equality.
Proceeds from the event benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Philadelphia
The SPW's mission is to accelerate the advancement and expand the influence of women leaders of all professions and generations, strengthen our business community, and support the region's non-profit organizations.
Contact Nicole Stephenson at nstephenson@mlcc.org with questions.
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