Nina Godiwalla is the CEO of MindWorks, a company providing executive leadership and diversity training. Previously, she held the position of Chief Diversity Officer at Alvarez & Marsal and was the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Norton Rose Fulbright. She established her leadership credentials as the founder of MindWorks Leadership, where she specialized in executive leadership, diversity, and stress management training. Godiwalla is also a best-selling author, having written "Suits: A Woman on Wall Street." This book offers a forthright look at her experiences on Wall Street and the distinct challenges faced by women and minorities in the financial sector, earning recognition from The New York Times as "The Devil Wears Prada" of investment banking.

Godiwalla's insights and expertise are frequently sought in major publications such as The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Elle Magazine, and Wharton Magazine. Her significant contributions to discussions on leadership and diversity have led to her induction into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame in 2012, where she was honored alongside influential figures like Barbara Bush and Sandra Day O'Connor.

As an influential public speaker, Godiwalla has delivered keynotes at prestigious forums including The World Affairs Council, Smithsonian, Harvard, and the TEDxHouston Conference. Her speaking engagements focus on themes such as fostering corporate cultures that embrace diversity, enhancing leadership skills, and improving communication within professional environments. Additionally, she serves on The Wall Street Journal's "Women in the Economy" Executive Task Force, advocating for greater high-level opportunities for women in corporate America.

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