A look at the top CEOs for diversity and inclusion in 2020
Amidst the Black Lives Matter protests, America has finally acknowledged the fact that there is a problem, and it is up to leaders, policymakers and the government to rectify it. Corporates are a great example of leaders making a real difference by being more conscious of their diversity and inclusion efforts. Read this article to know more about Microsoft and Google's amazing initiatives which have put them on top of the leaderboard in the fight against racial oppression.
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