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$2.8 Trillion Hispanic Market: Why CEOs Must Recommit To Inclusion

For CEOs to reach a $2.8T Hispanic market, they must build knowledge capabilities and think long term. Adopting three talent moves now can ensure long-term success.

ByCorinne Post,

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Bad Bunny Headlining Super Bowl Signals A New Era In Marketing

The NFL’s Super Bowl choice of Bad Bunny highlights shifting demographics and offers brands lessons on growth, representation, and cultural relevance.

BySonia Thompson,

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Why High-Quality Data Is Key To A Disability-Confident Marketing Strategy

Unlocking the right data at the right time is the cornerstone of a marketing strategy that confidently reflects the disability community.

ByGus Alexiou,

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Over Half Of Gen Z Identify As Neurodiverse

Over Half Of Gen Z Identify As Neurodiverse. Here’s what this means for your workplace culture and how you can harness the value of neurodiverse employees for innovation

ByMaria Ross,

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It’s Never Too Late To Become An Inclusive Leader

Leaders struggling with non-inclusive behaviors can course-correct. Learn 3 research-backed strategies to build accountability, trust & lasting change.

BySimone E. Morris,

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Glassbox’s New Tool Finally Unifies Accessibility And Customer Analytics

Glassbox’s groundbreaking new accessibility offering promises to merge accessibility directly into customer analytics

ByGus Alexiou,

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Why We Should Maintain Diversity Without The 'DEI' Label

The benefits of diversity are clear, but the language we use is under scrutiny. Organizations can still maintain inclusive practices without relying on the DEI acronym.

ByC200,

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How Leaders Can Make Time For Inclusive Leadership In A Busy Schedule

Busy leaders can integrate inclusive leadership by managing realistic expectations, creating personalized development plans, and embracing forgiveness for mistakes.

BySimone E. Morris,

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3 Overlooked Marketing Lessons In Cracker Barrel’s Logo Backlash

Cracker Barrel’s logo flip shows how values, politics, and social media can derail brand strategy. Here are 3 overlooked lessons marketers must learn.

BySonia Thompson,

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Geena Davis On The Importance Of On-Screen Representation And Diversity: ‘If You See It, You Can Be It’

The ‘Thelma and Louise’ star is an advocate for systemic change to improve equality and authenticity in the industry. She is also the founder of the Geena Davis Institute.

ByMaelle Beauget-Uhl,

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Working Women Face Higher Burnout Than Men, New Book ‘This Isn’t Working’ Finds

A new book, 'This Isn't Working' by Meghan French Dunbar, examines why working women's well-being is declining faster than men's, and what we can do about it.

ByRachel Burchfield,

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A Manager’s Guide To Building Inclusive Teams In A Hybrid Workplace

This article provides managers with tips for building an inclusive hybrid workplace, emphasizing strategies like forming team alliances and creating inclusive experiences

BySimone E. Morris,

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How Ralph Lauren’s Oak Bluffs Line Nails Modern Consumer Engagement

Ralph Lauren’s Oak Bluffs line shows how brands can authentically connect with modern consumers through culture, community, and representation.

BySonia Thompson,

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Why Black Women Are Disproportionately Impacted By Uterine Fibroids

Although Black women tend to develop fibroids at a younger age and experience more severe symptoms and complications than white women, there are active steps they can take to improve their outcomes with the condition.

ByMaia Niguel Hoskin,

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5 Marketing Lessons From The Sydney Sweeney American Eagle Controversy

Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle ad sparked backlash and debate. Here are 5 essential marketing lessons brand leaders can’t afford to miss.

BySonia Thompson,

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D&I Training Is Still Necessary For Future Proofing The Workplace

Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) training fosters authenticity, reduces bias, resolves workplace challenges, and drives organizational success by valuing diverse talent.

BySimone E. Morris,

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Tapping The Ancient Wisdom Of Hospitality To Foster Inclusivity

With DEI programs under attack, leaders can practice the virtue of hospitality as a safe and effective tool for promoting inclusivity.

ByJoe Holt,

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