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Corinne Post

Corinne Post

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Contributor, Forbes

Basking Ridge

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pop culture and media

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I don't cover macroeconomic, health issues, and politics (related to party politics).

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Total articles 19

  • How Mattel And REI Innovate with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

    By Corinne Post|ForbesVerifiedMost companies pursue diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives to attract and retain talent from under-represented communities, meet representational goals, and enhance their reputation. Companies that are willing to go a step further and learn from identity-based communities can improve what they do and how they get things done, according to researchers from Harvard University and Morehouse College, whose work identified three main approaches to DEI.

    By Corinne Post · Forbes

    Jul. 05, 2023

  • Boards Could Start Mirroring U.S. Diversity By 2060, Deloitte Projects

    By Deloitte Projects, Corinne Post|ForbesVerifiedDeloitte offices in London, in 2018. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)Getty ImagesWomen and people from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups hold historically high levels of board seats, according to Deloitte’s latest census of Fortune 500 boards: they make up 44.7% of Fortune 500 directors. Women from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups have gained the most in the past couple of years.

    By Deloitte Projects, Corinne Post · Forbes

    Jun. 15, 2023

  • How Mattel And REI Innovate with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

    By Corinne Post|ForbesVerifiedMost companies pursue diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives to attract and retain talent from under-represented communities, meet representational goals, and enhance their reputation. Companies that are willing to go a step further and learn from identity-based communities can improve what they do and how they get things done, according to researchers from Harvard University and Morehouse College, whose work identified three main approaches to DEI.

    By Corinne Post · Forbes

    Jul. 05, 2023

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Basking Ridge, United States