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General Electric TV Spot, 'What If Scientists Were Celebrities?'

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If you haven't heard of Millie Dresselhaus yet, General Electric is about to change that. Everyone is flocking to her lecture series, copying her fashion and adopting her passion for physics. With her own doll and even her own emoji, this first woman National Medal of Science in Engineering winner is the talk of the town as GE imagines a world where female scientists are treated as celebrities. Hoping to inspire such a world, the company is promising to hire more women in technical roles and provide equal opportunities for everyone.

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February 12, 2017
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GE Aerospace
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#BalanceTheEquation
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Abbi Jacobson , Amelia Elliot ... Millie in red sweater and sunglasses, Millie Dresselhaus , Shelby Flynn ... Young woman in audience

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