DEI after the Supreme Court ruling and business strategy
Claudia Schabel argues DEI remains essential after the Harvard case ruling. She advises firms to assess culture, recruit from diverse pools, use transparent hiring, and run finite DEI project cycles with executive support. DEI is beneficial for people and business, and experts can guide implementation.
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U.S
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
John Roberts
Harvard
Supreme Court
America
Gems of Hope Continues Support Through Helen Nassif Center
After 18 years Gems of Hope announces continued programming at the Helen G Nassif Community Cancer Center. Co founders Beth Hammell and Cindy Sale express gratitude to Cedar Rapids supporters and note scholarships will be awarded via the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.
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Cedar Rapids
Gems of Hope
Sheila Harman
Helen G. Nassif
Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation
Beth Hammell
Cindy Sale
A Nation in Flux Money, donors, and a shifting 2024 race
Norman Sherman argues funds are fluid in 2024 politics as Democratic donations surge while Republican money falls. He notes Koch Network backing Nikki Haley over Trump and describes a Republican exodus from the House amid leadership chaos. He reflects on party dynamics and the costs of campaigns.
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Jesse Unruh
Republican National Committee
RNC
Republican Party
Donald Trump
Koch Network
Nikki Haley
Trump
House
Mike Johnson
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