Legacy Magazine 2017-2018

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M Class of 2001 Laudine Vallarta One of the main reasons Laudine Vallarta ’01 joined Etsy as Director of Talent was because of the company’s mission: “It’s really important to me to work for an organization that’s making an impact. Our buildings are LEED-certified. We’ve set goals to divert our waste away from landfills. We’re committed to diversity and inclusion. We support and advocate for small businesses. At Etsy, it’s not just about contributing to the bottom line, it’s also about making a positive difference in the world.” Laudine’s passion for philanthropy, equity, and social justice is an extension of her time at Marymount: “A lot of my desire to give back comes from Marymount. For example, I’ve been thinking about the Incarcerated Mothers program and how I can bring something like that to Etsy.” As the new President of Marymount’s Alumnae Association, Laudine has also been thinking about programs that Marymount might also benefit from, like Edsy— Etsy’s internal engagement program which showcases the individual talents and passions of its employees: “Our employees share their talents, teaching each other about everything from candle-making to designing jewelry. It’s a great way to build community and nurture a creative atmosphere at the company.” Each day, Laudine is inspired by the people she interviews for positions at her company: “More and more young people want to work for a company that they believe in, that’s genuinely having a positive impact on the world.” It’s a desire that Laudine is quite familiar with from her experience at Marymount: “Etsy is doing in the media sector what Marymount is doing in education. At Etsy, we’re showing people that we can be a profitable company and still do good. At Marymount, we get a great education but are also taught that we can make a difference in the world. This is why I’m still so connected to Marymount: the values and lessons I learned at the School have stayed with me everywhere I go.” 24
“...the values and lessons I learned at the School have stayed with me everywhere I go.” 25
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