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About the Presenter
Presented by Faryal Khan-Thompson (DC 2008)
Vice President of International, Tunecore
Faryal holds a bachelor’s degree in history and policy and international relations from Carnegie Mellon University. She has nearly 15 years of localization, international management, project management and strategy and operations experience. Faryal currently serves as TuneCore’s Vice President of International, overseeing the digital music distributor's existing international teams. She is responsible for the brand’s growth and expansion into new countries and territories. Despite all of Faryal's successes, she is still impacted by Imposter Syndrome just like so many others across the globe. While it isn't always easy, Faryal has adopted effective mechanisms and techniques to combat and deal with imposter syndrome, to ensure it doesn't get in the way of her dreams of becoming a top international business executive. She has managed many talented people who battle with imposter syndrome and helped them overcome it to realize their own potential and dreams.
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