racial inequity

This article originally appeared in Eddie Turner’s newsletter, published on LinkedIn, which includes the latest leadership insights and news.

Jennifer McCollum, CEO of Linkage, recently sat down for an interview about diversity, inclusion and equity in the workplace on the PlantYourself Podcast. Check out the key takeaways from this important conversation.

On Thursday, December 17, 2020, from 1:00–2:00 pm EST, join Linkage for a virtual town hall hosted by Jennifer McCollum, CEO of Linkage, and Oshoke Abalu: “Designing a More Inclusive Organization in 2021 with Superpowers & Symphony.”

Linkage CEO Jennifer McCollum speaks with Patrick Thomas, a reporter at The Wall Street Journal, about our Juneteenth webinar, “Reflecting on Race & Allyship: How to Drive Meaningful Change” and Linkage’s ongoing work to build and support cultures of inclusion at leading organizations.

Linkage CEO Jennifer McCollum reflects on the latest webinar installment of Linkage’s Critical Leadership Conversations series with Bev Wright, expert leadership consultant and inclusion advocate, and Eddie Turner, international best-selling author and award-winning coach. “Reflecting on Race & Allyship: How to Drive Meaningful Change,” was an interactive conversation grounded in lived experiences and actionable strategies for change. The discussion proved to be an invaluable opportunity for more than 1,000 leaders to reflect and discuss the shameful reality of the past; the shifting reality of the present; and the hope for the future.

During this time of uncertainty, as the United States confronts a public health crisis, an economic crisis, and a social crisis due to persistent inequities and inequality, the shift to stakeholder capitalism has taken on even greater meaning. Here are three questions leaders should answer as they strive to lead at the highest levels during a critical time.

Linkage CEO Jennifer McCollum releases a statement of commitment to take action against racism and prejudice. Linkage’s mission–to Change the Face of Leadership–has never been more critical than it is now.