Brigid Hogan
Staff Writer at Built In

Brigid Hogan is a staff writer at Built In. Hogan joined Built In after working in communications consulting, publishing operations and as a public high school teacher. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction, both from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

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Investment in team gatherings and professional development supports connectivity, collaboration and career advancement in a remote environment.
Photo: BigTime
Employee resource groups are driving inclusion and connection at BigTime Software.
Arrive Logistics
Arrive Logistics is dedicated to enriching both the professional and personal lives of its employees. Through comprehensive training, mentorship and a supportive work environment, team members find fulfillment and growth in their careers.
The talented DEI leader at the helm of the fintech company’s initiative shared the team’s recent advancements.
Huntress
Huntress’ founders dreamt of a security solution that could clearly distinguish the good from the bad — and they brought that vision to life, cultivating a culture of innovation along the way.
Learn how ZS empowers women to lead, collaborate and innovate across its global team.
With robust professional development programs, supportive mentors and room to grow, three tech professionals have found their “happy place” at VelocityEHS.
Two advancing professionals share their journeys of growth and success as they navigate uncharted paths at the company.
A lifelong interest in business led to a career in tech transformation, with a focus on the future and a passion for continuous growth.
Cat Digital leverages advanced analytics to create a proactive approach to equipment condition monitoring.
At the core of the consulting firm’s transformative work is an unwavering commitment to DEI, embedded in everything from supply chain management to employee-led business resource groups.
bytheBarkers
How three individuals made the leap from interns to heads of trading desks early in their careers