US Companies Pledged To Improve Workplace Diversity. And They Have
Big Take25 Sep 2023

US Companies Pledged To Improve Workplace Diversity. And They Have

After the murder of George Floyd and subsequent protests in 2020, corporate America made bold promises to address racial disparities in the workplace. And they delivered. Bloomberg’s Jeff Green and Rebecca Greenfield join this episode to dig into the data about US companies’ DEI efforts.

Read more: Corporate America Promised to Hire a Lot More People of Color.
It Actually Did.

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