Hi, I'm Erica Pandy, and welcome to Axios Recap, where we dig into one big story.

It's Monday, November 29th, and we're focused on the post-pandemic future of work,

and how that's being discussed in the corner office.

Today we'll hear from Anne Mukherjee, who's the CEO of Pernod Ricard, North America,

and whose job sits at the intersection of a few different macro trends.

For context, she's the CEO of the parent company behind brands like Jamison whiskey and absolute vodka.

So she's in an industry that relies on people gathering in

bars and going out, something the pandemic obviously hit. And then she's in the business of

selling goods, so she's working through those same supply chain issues that we keep hearing about.

And she's also an Asian woman at the top of a multinational company, something you just don't see

very often. And she's leading that company through COVID

and throw a historic drop-off in women's labor force participation. My colleague Hope King

recently interviewed Anne Mukherjee, and I'm a reporter focused on the future of work, so I was

excited to hear what she had to say. In a moment, Hope's going to join me to discuss what she was

thinking heading into that conversation,

and then we'll hear from Anne Mukherjee.

I'm joined now by my colleague Hope King, who's a business reporter at Axios, and who recently

spoke with Anne Mukherjee, the CEO of a company whose name you might not be familiar with, but

whose products you've definitely heard of.

Hey, Hope.

Hey, Erica.

Yeah.

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