A job interview left Khatija Aslam questioning the assumptions women face at work. It led her to launch Moxy, which gathers women’s workplace experiences to help companies better understand the barriers women face at work.
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A job interview left Khatija Aslam questioning the assumptions women face at work. It led her to launch Moxy, which gathers women’s workplace experiences to help companies better understand the barriers women face at work.
Khatija Aslam launched Moxy in 2023 – she saw a need for more data in Southeast Asia so that companies would invest in structural change to make the workplace fairer for women. (Photo: Moxy)
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