Sandy K. Baruah President and Chief Executive Officer at Detroit Regional Chamber | Twitter Website
Sandy K. Baruah President and Chief Executive Officer at Detroit Regional Chamber | Twitter Website
In today's business environment, economic equity is increasingly recognized as a key factor for competitive advantage. Companies focusing on equity and inclusion tend to experience growth, innovation, and sustained success.
The Detroit Regional Chamber has initiated a series titled "A Business Case for Equity" to emphasize this point. The series presents regional business leaders discussing workplace equity and sharing successful strategies from their organizations. It aims to foster meaningful discussions and provide actionable insights applicable to businesses of varying sizes.
The latest feature in this series highlights Carolyn Cassin, President and CEO of Michigan Women Forward (MWF). Cassin discusses the benefits of economic equity and inclusion for both businesses and the Detroit community. She also outlines MWF's initiatives supporting women entrepreneurs across Michigan.
Organizations like Michigan Women Forward demonstrate leadership by implementing equity-focused strategies, creating an inclusive business atmosphere. Their example shows how prioritizing equity can lead to success in the corporate world.
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