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28 October 2022FeaturesInfluential Women in IPAndrea Brewster

A time for reflection

In 2015, in the early days of IP Inclusive, I gave a talk to IP professionals that yielded an illuminating response. Why all the fuss about diversity? they asked. Where is the problem?

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