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  • Fortune CEO Initiative 2017September 25, 2017. NY, NY. USALUNCH AND TOWN HALL DISCUSSIONMaking Inclusion a Source of StrengthAt a time when the debate over inequality has become a national flashpoint, companies need to rethink their approach to equality within the space they have direct control: the workplace. Every company aspires to achieve a diverse and inclusive workplace, and enjoy the resulting benefits of resilience and creativity, but efforts too often fall short. While the proportion of the nonwhite male population is growing, financial challenges for this demographic are also growing, as businesses struggle to implement the inclusive hiring practices that can expand access to prosperity. This town hall discussion will examine lessons learned from entry-level to C-suite recruitment and promotion, and explore the critical approaches necessary to yield success toward this goal. Opening interview: Arianna Huffington, Founder and CEO, Thrive Global Moderator: Nancy Gibbs, Editorial Director, Time Inc. News Group; Editor-in-Chief, Time Followed by town hall discussion on inclusion and equality withModerator:Ellen McGirt, Senior Editor, FortuneFirestarters:Tony Prophet, Chief Equality Officer, SalesforceBlake Irving, CEO, GoDaddy.com Photograph by Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune CEO InitiativeLeadership

    Kaiser Permanente, GoDaddy and SalesForce Execs Share How They’re Promoting Diversity and Inclusion

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    Steve Bannon Tried to Set Up Breitbart Employees as Moles at Facebook, According To Leaked Emails

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    Hurricane Irma and Harvey Damaged 1 Million Cars. What Happens Now?

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    As Hurricanes Maria and Jose Approach, Construction Industry Still Suffering From a Labor Shortage

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    Why Flight Prices Surge Ahead of Some Hurricanes, Like Irma, But Not Others

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    What You Should Know About Dolores Huerta, The Civil Rights Icon

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    Two Bronx Natives Want To Help Bodegas, Not Make Them Obsolete

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    What New Census Data Tells Us About Income, Poverty and Wage Growth

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    The Gender Pay Gap Narrowed in 2016. But Only by 2 Cents.

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    Half of Millennials Support Colleges Restricting Free Speech ‘In Extreme Cases’

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    Equifax Could Make $700M Off Its Own Hack, Says Senator

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