Emily V. Troiano
Vice President, Information Center
120 Wall Street, 15th Floor, New York, New York 10005, United StatesEmily Troiano has been part of the Catalyst Information Center since 2003. As Vice President of the Information Center, she manages a team of librarians who answer custom research questions from Catalyst members, the media, scholars, and the public. She has also played an integral role in developing and updating numerous products and resources, including the IC’s Knowledge Bursts, Quick Takes, the Pyramids, and Why Diversity Matters, and authored the tool First Step: Women in the World. In addition, Emily has presented at the Catalyst Awards Conference and Catalyst Canada Honours conference.
Emily V.'s Latest Work
Covid-19 & Beyond: Don’t Lose Progress on Gender Equity During A Crisis (Topic Overview)
Review this checklist of actions organizations can take to keep the focus on gender equity during times of crisis.
How Ombuds Programs Can Promote Diversity and Inclusion: Topic Overview
An ombuds program offers a way for both leaders and employees to help build a more inclusive workplace.
Diversity Councils: Topic Overview
Learn how diversity councils help operationalize D&I efforts in an organization, from recruitment to product and talent development.
Webinar Recording: Collective Intelligence and Diversity
This webinar shares how diversity affects business and leadership, and how creating more diverse and inclusive workplaces can benefit your organization.
Tool: Why Diversity Matters
This tool provides recent data to use in your efforts to build an organizational business case for diversity and inclusion.
Tool: Workplace Trends: Today’s Decisions, Tomorrow’s Successes
Catalyst has identified six trends that represent significant shifts for workforces, workplaces, and women in the workplace.
Instrumento: Tendencias Laborales: Las decisiones de hoy, el éxito de mañana
Los expertos de Catalyst han identificado seis tendencias que las empresas necesitan conocer.