Sincerely, Katherine. : Life, Gender, Inclusivity, and Leadership for the Future - Katherine Dudtschak Pages:248 pagesAs a highly successful senior corporate executive, Katherine Dudtschak built a life of material wealth, thrived in her career, and raised four children. Yet, her masculine name and appearance didn't reflect her true self. Despite all she had accomplished, a fundamental piece of her identity remained unfulfilled. Everything changed the day she visited her daughter's dorm and saw a gender inclusivity poster. In that moment, she knew she could no longer
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