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Political violence, extreme polarization, and misinformation are bad for US businesses and our democracy. Hoping @Twitter doesn't become a "free-for-all hellscape."
"To create a great, dynamic political system is actually a lot about innovation. America was an innovation...and so I invite all of us to think about how to innovate," said @dballouaares of @LeadershipNP. bit.ly/3xUAlQ6
As a #workingmom my desk now includes screens with dark money research and a Spotify lullaby mix; a matching coffee cup and bottle; and enough space to prop up little bear with one hand and type with the other. Shaping the future for my kid!
Business executives should take an active role in preserving American democracy. Learn more from leaders at the @FastCompany Innovation Festival. fastcompany.com/90787100/why…
At IGC - In Good Company, we've been busy creating civic engagement toolkits for businesses. We're shocked at how different the laws are state-by-state.
This National Voter Registration Day, see some of the biggest surprises: bit.ly/3eZgx7v
This summer, I was proud to be In Good Company with 5 TechGirls from Algeria, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, and the US. These inspiring young women have bright futures in STEM, making the world a better place.
The health of American workers is directly connected to the strength of our economy. Congrats to @JustCapital's list of companies contributing to a healthier workforce.
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I've spent the last year studying America's democracy more than I have at any other time in my entire life. Therefore, I'm extra proud to celebrate this Independence Day. Happy July 4th!
37% of six-figure earners are boycotting companies. The biggest reasons? Political donations (39%), treatment of employees (34%), stance on social issues (33%), and policy positions (30%). Reach out if you need help navigating this trend.
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Want to experience a bit of the "real" Austin? Join me at the Pride in Local Music festival this Saturday. Local LGBTQ+ musicians, artists, and wellness experts will be there. Upgrade to VIP for access to AC! bit.ly/3gRzHcL
Does your company do more than "rainbowize" your logo during Pride month? Join me and @Valerie Salinas-Davis in looking at the good, bad, and downright ugly brand campaigns of 2022 Pride. bit.ly/3QJ1ihi
While today brings BBQ, mattress sales, and the unofficial start to summer, it's most importantly a time to honor those who gave their lives in service to the US. At IGC, we hope you all have a meaningful Memorial Day.
Stakeholders want more standardized #ESG reporting from companies. In fact, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed that publicly listed companies disclose certain climate-related metrics. Learn more from NPR n.pr/38oqkAU
There is an ongoing disconnect between business principles and pocketbooks.
@Salon highlights corporate political giving that contradicts stated values: bit.ly/3JYIS7M
One of the most common reasons people give for not voting is they’re too busy with work.
In this week's @bfamericaus webinar, learn how good companies encourage employee civic engagement: bit.ly/3xSFaKG
Despite $1 trillion invested in ESG funds the last two years, many business leaders still feel that sustainability doesn’t “pay."
This #EarthDay, @HarvardBiz explores why: bit.ly/3uUPq3d
We all know that diversity and inclusion can unlock workplace innovation, but good intentions alone will never get us there. Learn some practical tips in this interview with Frances Frei in @ForbesIndia bit.ly/380BSd8
Aligning your social impact activities with your corporate values is critical to success, as The Walt Disney Company recently learned: fal.cn/3nRXm
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Companies of all sizes are making it easier for employees to get out and vote. Read more about this civic trend in @Inc: fal.cn/3nLWx
Interesting stat on explosion of embedded computing from @djcooley. Growth comes from people adding wireless devices, like smart speakers, to their homes and but also connected applications beyond the living room in buildings, shops, grids, manufacturing, infrastructure, etc.
Embedded computing is moving offline to online, and the global impact is massive. There are 10x more embedded computers shipped annually than all other CPUs combined. @lexfridman, you and I should talk about this.














