Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Equity Asks of U.S. Business Leaders (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781642253238)

Vendor: Adriane Johnson-Williams
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Format: Hardcover
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Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Equity Asks of U.S. Business Leaders

$24.99

Not Your Father's Capitalism: What Race Equity Asks of U.S. Business Leaders

$24.99
Format: Hardcover
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EVER SINCE THE UPRISINGS OF 2020, consumers and employees alike have demanded more accountability from US business leaders. As a leadership coach, author Dr. Adriane Johnson - Williams noted the increasing volume of demands but saw no guidance out in the world that makes the work of organizational change for equity clear. That's when she decided to write this book.

The author simply asks this of you: Give her -- this book, its calendar, activities, and additional provided resources included -- 90 days. Spend this time with her and she'll challenge you to examine who you are as a leader and a person. You'll look at how you value others, how you are a reflection on your organization, and how to discover how you want to be reflected in the world.

In Not Your Father's Capitalism, Johnson - Williams distinguishes diversity and inclusion from equity and shows readers how to build a diverse team and inclusive culture -- and what it really means to commit (or not) to race equity.

Author: Adriane Johnson-Williams
ISBN-10: 1642253235
ISBN-13: 9781642253238
Publisher: Advantage Media Group
Language: English
Published: 05/23/2023
Pages: 176
Format: Hardcover
Weight: 0.95lbs
Size: 9.20h x 6.10w x 0.90d
By Adriane Johnson-Williams
By Adriane Johnson-Williams
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ADRIANE JOHNSON-WILLIAMS is an organizational effectiveness coach and consultant, a strategic and results-oriented leader who has spent her career working in the community-based nonprofit, philanthropic, and higher education industries.

She founded Standpoint Consulting, where she helps senior leaders figure out how to create organizations that are ready to maximize the benefits of diversity and commit to race equity. After growing up in Memphis, Tenn. (where she is based today), Johnson-Williams attended all-girls boarding school, Foxcroft School, in Middleburg, Virg. She received a B.A. from Wellesley College, an M.Ed. from The George Washington University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

It is her combined career, education, and real-life experience as a Black woman in majority white spaces that has informed this body of work.

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