About Us
Listen to Your Mothers is led collaboratively by four principals / founders. Each co-founder brings 15 - 20 years of experience in their respective disciplines, including organizational leadership, people operations, talent management, stakeholder engagement, and business finance.
We draw from the voices of working mothers and our expertise, diverse backgrounds, and experiences as mothers in the workplace to guide employers towards more effective, efficient, and compliant organizational effectiveness; increased employee engagement and retention; and greater organizational impact.
We believe in fostering close collaboration with our clients. We work hand in hand with employers, aiding them in assessing and identifying the areas for change that will lead to the highest impact.
Our Values
These values are at the heart of what we do and integral to the approach that we take in every aspect of our work.
01
Amplifying Stories for Change
Share stories to ensure practices and policies reflect the voices of the many, not the few.
02
Engagement at All Levels
Seek and amplify input from diverse perspectives and levels within an organization.
03
Targeted Universalism
Center those who are most marginalized to benefit everyone.
04
Structural & Systematic Change
Focus on structural and cultural change on rather than putting the onus on individuals.
05
Pushing the Envelope
Make recommendations implementable while thinking beyond what was historically “possible”.
06
Design for Liberation
Develop human-centered and equity driven systems that work for everyone.
Our Mission
Drawing on the insights of working mothers, our mission is to collaborate with business leaders to shift culture and implement practices that retain and grow talent.
Our Vision
We envision a world where all workplaces are designed to support the diverse family structures of their employees. We strive to be the leading agency on developing practices that support working parents in the U.S., and set the standards for what a family-friendly workplace looks like. We believe that engaging and retaining working parents in the U.S. workforce is essential to fostering a thriving economy.