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Social technology entrepreneurship : ELSA's data and tech-driven approach to ending workplace sexual harassment / Heather Whiteman

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Whiteman, Heather
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London : SAGE Publications: SAGE Business Cases Originals, 2025.
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ELSA, a Peruvian-based startup company, is on a mission to harness the power of data and technology to end workplace sexual harassment. Founded by Marlene Molero and Ivonne Quiñones, ELSA leverages data, artificial intelligence, and a deep understanding of gender studies to provide organizations with a comprehensive solution for addressing harassment. ELSA has worked with over 100 companies and half a million people in Latin America. By changing how organizations approach this widespread issue, ELSA has helped some companies achieve a remarkable 60% decrease in the incidence of sexual harassment. This case study explores the innovative approach ELSA has taken to combat sexual harassment in the workplace. It highlights technological advancements being considered by ELSA for future expansion and explores the challenge of prioritizing among these opportunities while considering resource constraints and the core mission of creating safe workspaces.
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9781071984987 : (SAGE Business Cases)
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