Danielle Bernabe

  • 006<br /> Fortune Impact Initiative 2022<br /> Tuesday, November 29th, 2022<br /> Atlanta, GA 4:00 &#8211; 5:00 PM<br /> IMPACT ROUNDTABLES<br /> Purpose Driving Performance<br /> Hosted by TriNet<br /> ESG has emerged as a key factor of the future of work. It can help companies improve employee recruitment, satisfaction, engagement and retention. We know that the integration of talent management and ESG strategies leads to a motivated and productive workforce, but how is this integration being harnessed to ensure that employees find the purpose and connection they seek? This timely session will explore trending topics, such as distinguishing between equity and equality in the workplace, providing a purpose larger than an individual role, eliminating bias in the recruiting and promotions process, ending wealth and opportunity gaps, and addressing social movements that sometimes contradict the core values of the organization. Discussion Leaders:<br /> Tina Hrevus, Principal, Managing Partner&#8217;s Office, Edward Jones<br /> Michelle Weese, Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Bristol Myers Squibb<br /> Samantha Wellington, Executive Vice President, Business Affairs, Chief Legal Officer, and Secretary, TriNet<br /> Moderator: Ruth Umoh, Leadership Editor, FORTUNE Photograph by Erik Meadows/FortuneConferences

    Distinguishing between equity and equality in the workplace

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  • 024<br /> Fortune Impact Initiative 2022<br /> Wednesday, November 30th, 2022<br /> Atlanta, GA 11:20 &#8211; 11:35 AM<br /> Leadership in Action with Kathleen McLaughlin<br /> Walmart’s Project Gigaton™ is one of the largest private sector consortiums for climate action with more than 4,500 suppliers signed on. Kathleen McLaughlin joins us to discuss how one of the world’s largest companies plans to reduce or avoid 1 billion metric tons (a gigaton) of greenhouse gas emissions from product supply chains by 2030. Kathleen McLaughlin, Executive Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer, Walmart Inc., President, Walmart Foundation<br /> Interviewer: Alan Murray, FORTUNE Photograph by Erik Meadows/FortuneConferences

    How Walmart plans on reducing a gigaton of emissions by 2030

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    How hotel boards can positively impact the community

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    How one board is hoping to evolve the United States farm bill in 2023

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  • Divers with massive whale shark. The whale shark (Rhincodon typus) is the largest shark and the largest fish. It is up to 40 feet (12 m) long and weighs up to 15 tons. It is a filter feeder. Wolfe Island, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.Tech

    How A.I. is helping protect ecosystems in the Galápagos Islands

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  • People leave Intelligentsia Coffee House as pedestrians walk along the sidewalk on Colorado Blvd.in Pasadena on January 6, 2014. Pasadena is considering plans to narrow portions of Colorado Blvd. by as much as two lanes and use that space to widen sidewalks and create small parks with seating and greenery.Leadership

    Why Intelligentsia Coffee and its board decided to go K-Cup

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    How A.I. technologies could help resolve food insecurity

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    Why second home brand Pacaso created a government advisory board

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  • An aerial view of the Waikamoi preserve. Maui, Hawaii.Tech

    How A.I. is helping to protect biodiversity in Hawaii

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  • Soil Cycle is now a citywide effort making composting accessible for everyone.Environment

    How one city’s kitchen scraps is another’s treasure

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  • A close-up of a child&#8217;s hands holding a holiday gift wrapped in Furoshiki-style, a traditional Japanese style that is also being adopted worldwide as a zero-waste concept.Lifestyle

    Ethically-sourced and sustainable gifts from BIPOC entrepreneurs you should consider

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    What you should know about travel insurance amid the COVID-19 Delta variant

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    From renting estates to hotel buyouts, travelers are looking at private travel to keep their distance

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    How RV rental agencies and camps are navigating the pandemic road trip surge

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  • Members of Delta&#8217;s line maintenance crew disinfect the surfaces of the cabin including tray tables, seat backs and in-flight entertainment screens in a Boeing 757 in Atlanta, Ga., on Friday, March 6, 2020. The sanitizing solution is the same solution used to sanitize hospitals nationwide.

    Which COVID-related health and safety practices will airlines keep post-pandemic?

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