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How we tackle people stuff – Case Management Tools: Employee Hotline & Misconduct

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In this session on How we tackle People stuff, Ethena’s CTO and co-founder, Anne Solmssen, VP of People, Melanie Naranjo, and General Counsel, Brandis Anderson, discuss how Ethena’s Case Management & Hotline solution can benefit not only employees but also managers by enabling them to become aware of any incidents that should be reported.

In this session on How we tackle People stuff, Ethena's CTO and co-founder, Anne Solmssen, VP of People, Melanie Naranjo, and General Counsel, Brandis Anderson, discuss how Ethena's Case Management & Hotline solution can benefit not only employees but also managers by enabling them to become aware of any incidents that should be reported.

Duration: 52-minutes

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