Knowbox dance34 | #ElizabethYntema - Dance Data Project
On our fourth episode in celebration of Women’s History Month your co-hosts Martheya and Azaria interview Elizabeth ‘Liza’ Yntema the President and Founder of the Dance Data Project® (DDP). In this episode we go behind the screen and talk about the influence of Liza’s family on her career, how questioning the dominant paradigm led to creating DDP, her non-traditional approach to creating a non-profit, ballet as a business, the philanthropy spending down approach, and advice for women leaders.
This week on DANCE BEHIND THE SCREEN PODCAST…
[0:29] Azaria and Martheya introduce Liza
QUESTIONS WITH ELIZABETH ‘LIZA’
[1:26]Azaria asks: “Can you briefly walk us through your career path and why you are so passionate about the Dance Data Project?”
[9:39]Azaria asks: “I was curious if you were interested in covering non-binary individuals?”
[11:56]Martheya asks: “Could you talk to our audience about some the finding your have published on women in leadership roles?”
[16:56]Martheya asks: “What do you think we can do as women in the dance field to help in making this change? In regards to women leadership and opportunities for women?”
[17:20]Martheya asks: “How would you suggest asking to get paid? ”
[19:22]Martheya asks: “How does your business function day to day?”
[22:40]Martheya asks: “Can you talk to us more about the date mining process?”
[25:04]Azaria asks: “How do you see your resources being used?”
[29:58]Azaria asks: “Do you think equity one day will be 50/50?”
[31:57] Martheyaasks: “Has social media had an impact on DDP?”
[35:19] Azariaasks: “Do you have any specific advice that helped you to get to where you are?”
[41:44] Liza asks: “What would you do if you were me? What could we do better? What do you think we’ve done well?”