Women Business Collaborative (WBC), the unprecedented alliance of organizations, companies and individuals working together to achieve equal position, pay and power for all women in business, is pleased to announce eight leading CEO recipients for the 2021 Excellence in Gender and Diversity CEO Award with six iconic recipients for WBC's 2021
Women Business Collaborative (WBC) Honors Leading CEO & Trailblazer Recipients for 2021 Excellence in Gender and Diversity Awards
CEOs At General Motors, Procter & Gamble, Walmart, & More Honored for Efforts To Diversify Their Companies And Increase Opportunities For Women; Trailblazers Award Honors Magic Johnson, Indra Nooyi, Gina Raimondo & Others For Making Innovative Changes To Further Gender Equity & Diversity
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WASHINGTON, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Women Business Collaborative (WBC), the unprecedented alliance of organizations, companies and individuals working together to achieve equal position, pay and power for all women in business, is pleased to announce eight leading CEO recipients for the 2021 Excellence in Gender and Diversity CEO Award with six iconic recipients for WBC s 2021 Trailblazer Gender & Diversity Award. These awards showcase the top leaders in promoting gender and diversity equity across business.
CRGO Law Joins the Council for Inclusive Capitalism with The Vatican
Share Article BOCA RATON, Fla. (PRWEB) February 16, 2021 CRGO Law announced today that its Managing Member, Albert B. Maggio, Jr., has joined the Council for Inclusive Capitalism with the Vatican. The Council is a global nonprofit organization that joins moral and market imperatives to build a more inclusive, sustainable, and trusted economic system that addresses the needs of our people and the planet.
“I am thrilled to welcome Albert to the Council and look forward to working with his firm as it takes the necessary actions to ensure a better future for us all,” said Meredith Sumpter, CEO of the Council for Inclusive Capitalism. “Whether you run a small business or are the CEO of a global corporation, we all have a role to play to build more inclusive economies and societies.”
State Street to cut 1,200 jobs
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State Street Corp. intends to lay off about 1,200 employees, Eric Aboaf, executive vice president and chief financial officer, said during the firm s fourth quarter earnings call.
Speaking Tuesday, Mr. Aboaf said that most of the workers who are to leave the company are in middle management and their absence will be partially offset by insourcing and critical hires during the year. This complements the senior management reductions we made two years ago and the ongoing reduction of junior roles through automation that were deferred during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a transcript of the call.
State Street looks at merger or sale options for SSGA
Goldman Sachs said to be shopping manager to big names in industry
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One source said Chairman and CEO Ronald P. O’Hanley is ‘in a great position to be a consolidator.’
State Street Corp., Boston, is seeking to expand the investment management capabilities of State Street Global Advisors or possibly sell the asset management unit, which as of Sept. 30 reported $3.15 trillion in assets under management.
Industry sources who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed that Goldman Sachs Group Inc. s New York-based investment banking unit has been discussing SSGA with potential acquirers, merger partners or collaborators, including Invesco Ltd., UBS Group AG and The Vanguard Group Inc.