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    She helped build Disney’s theme park database. Now Sheila Jordan is leading a $38.5 billion Fortune 500 giant’s digital transformation efforts

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    Harvey Weinstein’s retrial verdict is a measured #MeToo victory during the backlash era

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    Exclusive: Outdoor Voices founder Ty Haney raises $11 million for her second startup

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