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Sally Helgesen's avatar

Thank you Greg. I so value your support!

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Jonathan Dunnett's avatar

One of the fundamental issues (I think) is that this issue has been made out to be "the cause of one's issues" and it's been weaponized against many, including those that think they dislike DEIB. I'm sharing a post on LinkedIn tomorrow to attempt to grapple with this idea, Sally. Thanks for your continued work!

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Cynthia Burnham's avatar

Love this, Sally. Thanks, as always for your clear, cogent analysis.

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Sally Helgesen's avatar

I will make sure to check it out.

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Sally Helgesen's avatar

Cindy, so glad we’re connected in this way!

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Sally Helgesen's avatar

Appreciate the comment Hang.

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Sally Helgesen's avatar

That’s what this is about. Leading by example. And standing up for what really works.

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Sally Helgesen's avatar

Thank you Cynthia. I always appreciate your support.

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Joellen Killion's avatar

Ideology does not generate profit as you have noted. Talent, appreciation, collective effort, and respect for humankind are the backbone of successful and profitable companies. Thanks for the evidence.

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Greg Williams's avatar

Sally, your article/report on DEI offers "raise-the-roof" (i.e., expanded deeper into U.S. corporations) insights about this topic. Thank you for the information you provided and for making those less knowledgeable about this topic aware of DEI's value ...

Greg

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Elizabeth Mellone's avatar

Agree Sally! Business needs to stay focus on the growth with a high performing team. Lets watch them Lead by Example.

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Hang Bower's avatar

Thank you Sally

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Cindy Froggatt's avatar

Thank you, Sally.

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