Crichlow’s continued dedication to expanding access to devices and digital skills training is producing real results. In July, Charter distributed $1.1 million in Spectrum Digital Education grants to 55 nonprofits offering everything from community technology hubs for those in need to coaching on how to utilize that technology. Since the program’s launch, Charter has distributed nearly 20,000 laptops and sponsored more than 45,000 digital education classes for individuals of all ages.
What piece of advice would you give young women entering the business world today? View agility as a superpower. The business environment is defined by constant disruption and your capacity to adapt and consistently perform at a high level in the face of change will ensure you have the influence and resilience to succeed.
How do you push through impostor syndrome or self-doubt? I treat self-doubt not as a weakness, but as a signal that forces me to pursue greater diligence. It compels me to pause, consider all relevant information, and embrace the strengths and insights of others. I also remind myself of a significant career challenge I have overcome, which affirms my competence, skills, and resilience, and importantly, overrides self-doubt.