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S2 E5: Black women in DEI with Karine Bah Tahe
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Karine Bah Tahe is the founder and CEO of Blue Level Training, a Black woman-owned global training company that aims to build respectful and diverse work environments.
Karine has spent the past 10 years working in training, C-suite diversity and inclusion development, and international business journalism. Her areas of expertise include diversity, equity and inclusion, including anti-racism, inclusive communications, sexual harassment prevention, and microaggressions.
She has worked with international leaders, the diplomatic community, academic innovators, and senior business executives from various industries in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Switzerland, Sweden, Germany, India, and Australia.
Karine holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Concordia University and Certificates from Cornell University in Strategic Human Resources Leadership and Diversity and Inclusion. She also earned an Executive Program Certificate in Human Resources from Stanford University.
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