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The Girl Who Changed the World
Sasha grew up in a remote village where nobody had enough. The adults she knew were tired and hungry and angry. The government had let them down. Businesses had let them down. Schools had failed them. The children in her village weren’t so angry, but that wasn’t necessarily a good thing. They saw no future….
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The ROI on DEI Question
Have DEI investments actually made businesses better? 📊 I hear that question more and more, and I get it. Four years ago, the business world responded to George Floyd’s murder with positions, programs and promises. It’s fair and right to ask whether those investments have paid off. Whether those positions and programs have helped companies…
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Beast Mode and the Philly Special in a Probabilistic World
In the closing minute of the Super Bowl, Pete Carroll had a decision to make. Hand the ball off to Marshawn Lynch, the best short-yardage back in the league, or spring a surprise on the Patriots? He opted for the latter. Malcolm Butler picked off Russell Wilson’s quick slant, the Patriots hoisted the Lombardi trophy,…
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Drunken Hotel Ballroom Wisdom
ST LOUIS, December 1991 –A dozen co-workers and I rolled into a gala with the false bravado of a crew who really didn’t belong. I wore an ill-fitting suit and felt like a fish out of water, but I was emboldened by our pack. We would turn this into an adventure. Midway through a year…
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