Race at Work
2045 Studio / Porter BraswellRace is a topic many of us struggle to talk about at work, especially as corporate DEI enters its most controversial year yet. Porter Braswell (2045 Studio, Jopwell) and Channa Green (True Search) are on a mission to sit down with DEI champions at Fortune 500 companies and learn about what it takes to build inclusive organizations in today’s social climate. The views expressed on this podcast are ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessManagement | |||
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Excellent 2024 season with top caliber speakers from leading corporate brands who are having real talk and providing actionable insights and inspiration. Special thanks to the 2045 Studio Team for delivering this.
Apple Podcasts5Sandra Cross
United States20 days ago - Simply Incredible
Finally, as a DEI professional, a podcast that speaks to the issues we face and problems we’re trying to solve. Wonderful job!
Apple Podcasts5Marvelous Marv__821United Statesa month ago - Jack and Jill clubs
Why don’t you explore colorism in the black community
Apple Podcasts5monadogcarUnited Statesa year ago - Phenomenal show
Five stars. Full stop.
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“Yes”, just “Yes”!
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