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Ruth Umoh is the Leadership editor at Fortune and the author of the weekly Next to Lead newsletter, a look into the rising stars of the corporate world.

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Mark Cuban challenges CEOs to find a top-performing company without diversity programs: ‘Why do you think they have done so well?’
By Emma Burleigh and Ruth UmohFebruary 7, 2024
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Newly hired Black workers face greater scrutiny from their bosses, study finds
By Ruth UmohJanuary 31, 2024
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JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon talks DEI: ‘I’m a full-throated, red-blooded, patriotic, unwoke, capitalist CEO’
By Ruth UmohJanuary 24, 2024
What business leaders are saying about diversity in Davos
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What business leaders are saying about diversity in Davos
By Ruth UmohJanuary 17, 2024
From tenure to turnover, here’s how chief diversity officers compare to every single C-suite role
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From tenure to turnover, here’s how chief diversity officers compare to every single C-suite role
By Ruth UmohJanuary 10, 2024
4 diversity trends to expect in 2024, according to experts
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4 diversity trends to expect in 2024, according to experts
By Ruth UmohJanuary 3, 2024
Hinge dating app made under $1 million in 2017. It’s projected to rake in $400 million this year: ‘We’re setting up a date every 2 seconds’
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Hinge dating app made under $1 million in 2017. It’s projected to rake in $400 million this year: ‘We’re setting up a date every 2 seconds’
By Ruth UmohDecember 31, 2023
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Corporate diversity’s supposed fall has been overblown
By Ruth UmohDecember 20, 2023
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Those multicultural photos on your company’s talent page aren’t as effective as you think
By Ruth UmohDecember 13, 2023
AI will eliminate many entry-level roles. That could spell trouble for leadership diversity if companies don’t prepare
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AI will eliminate many entry-level roles. That could spell trouble for leadership diversity if companies don’t prepare
By Ruth UmohNovember 29, 2023
Hand dipped chocolate covered strawberries are prepared for the arrangements. All of the edible arrangements are completely hand made from the cutting of the fruit in designs such as hearts or daisies to dipping strawberries, bananas and apples into eithe
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How Edible Arrangements is ditching its ‘granny’ brand as it tracks to hit $500 million in sales this year
By Ruth UmohNovember 23, 2023
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman said diversity policies have ignored Jews. He’s not entirely wrong
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Billionaire investor Bill Ackman said diversity policies have ignored Jews. He’s not entirely wrong
By Ruth UmohNovember 22, 2023
Junior Black Employees-Diversity and Inclusion
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How to selectively invest in teams where inclusion makes the most business impact
By Ruth UmohNovember 15, 2023
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Microsoft instructed all workers to set diversity goals in performance reviews. Employees taking optional DEI courses increased by 270%
By Ruth UmohNovember 8, 2023
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What chief diversity officers get wrong when arguing DEI’s business case
By Ruth UmohNovember 1, 2023
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