Staying true to herself wasn't always easy for Jenny Dwork. Wisp's VP of marketing admits she had to sometimes make compromises early in her career in order to please the higher ups. She's since learned to trust her intuition and stand up for herself. In this episode of Brand Insider: BTS Jenny goes on to advise those just starting out to respectfully assert their own opinion because that's why they were hired. She also talks about her eye-opening TV news training ground, embracing her competitiveness, and why working in women's health is one of the most collaborative environments she's ever …

"How I would navigate meeting the needs of caring for and providing for a person or people, but then also balancing meeting the needs of providing for and building up myself when you know 99% of the time they're at conflict. So that is, I think, probably one of the most unexpected journeys in my lifetime." A journey Janelle Hanley says she's still navigating and, like many working mothers, not sure anyone ever really figures out. She admits coming back to the workforce after four years away to stay home with her children was scary, but thanks to the support …

"I always had almost an imposter syndrome a little bit, and am I enough? I was born in the U.S., but I moved to Mexico when I was 4, lived in Mexico till I was 4 years old, and spent my life between the U.S. and Mexico...oftentimes my culture never really showed up at work. I was someone else at work. I was someone else professionally, and then when I left, that's when I was my authentic self." For years Margarita (Marg) Miranda-Abate was one of the only Latina executives in the room. Now Sanofi's head of global communications of …