PR industry leaders share what’s next for DE&I tactics
The PR Daily Leadership Network has a new report on what is working and what shortcomings must be addressed when it comes to creating an inclusive and equitable workplace.
The PR Daily Leadership Network has a new report on what is working and what shortcomings must be addressed when it comes to creating an inclusive and equitable workplace.
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The language choices organizations make speak volumes about their efforts to change systemic injustice and inequality within the PR field, per a new report.
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A new report shows how companies must still make big changes to bring substantive diversity to leadership and executive roles in the PR industry.