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Kate Yee
Executive Director Women's Advancement @ The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. | Corporate Communications | Board Member
Kate Yee is a seasoned professional with a strong background in corporate communications, women's advancement, ESG goals, sustainability, and purpose-driven branding.
While at The Estée Lauder Companies, Kate led corporate communications efforts and played a key role in initiatives like the #AdvancingPossibilities for Women campaign.
Her strategic consultancy experience equipped her to excel in crafting impactful sustainability communications and driving equity-focused projects.
Kate's educational background includes a degree in Mass Communication and Journalism with an emphasis on Public Relations, complemented by a minor in Spanish from The University of Southern Mississippi.
She has held various leadership positions in organizations such as The Estée Lauder Companies Inc., Flag, Finn Partners, Ruder Finn, MSL New York, and more.
Kate's journey includes roles ranging from Account Executive to Executive Director, showcasing her progression and diverse skill set across different sectors.
Her commitment to women's advancement, media relations, public engagement, and meaningful change underscores her professional ethos and contributions to her field.
Highlights
Thanks for the shoutout EBONY Media ✨ Black Women Thriving in Martha’s Vineyard was a powerful conversation and night of building connections with Black tastemakers.
The focus: reclaiming our health, our beauty, our power to birth and so much more.
So grateful for Elaine Welteroth, CNN Anchor Abby Phillip, Uché Blackstock, MD and our hosts— Pinterest, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics and The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. ! What a dream team✨✨✨
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Moms know how to get sh*t done. And I can't wait to see what the Moms First moms are going to make happen when it comes to the childcare crisis. I'm behind them 100%, partly because, they're fighting for me. I love my job. I genuinely love working. But the cost of working has gotten out of hand. Calling it a crisis is not an overstatement. My family has spent over $100k on childcare - which feels nuts to say considering we've only had kids for 5 years. I encourage you to share your childcare story with Moms First, so they can share it with the Senate Finance Committee and demand that our lawmakers start prioritizing parents and fixing this crisis. This burden shouldn't fall on moms to fix - but as usual - we're making it happen. #childcare #childcarecrisis #workingmom #workingparent #genderequity
