Dave Walker is the founder of the B2SMB Institute, an organization that helps Business-to-Small-Business brands keep winning when working with small business customers. He has worked for 30 years as a business innovator with Fortune 50 companies and lean startups that are scaling to build their offering and grow their revenue in the small business market. He lives for innovation but loves execution. With methodical research and bursts of creativity, Dave loves big picture vision but trusts facts, agility, and sweat. His work with the B2SMB Institute champions Small-Business-centric thinking and practice to ensure brands provide services that help The post The SmallBizChat Podcast: Small Business Recovery Through Collaboration with Dave Walker first appeared on Diversity Report. via Diversity Report https://www.diversity.report/the-smallbizchat-podcast-small-business-recovery-through-collaboration-with-dave-walker/
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Our Male Allies If Black women are to advance in the workplace, they will need the assistance of their male allies—such as this outstanding group By Jackie Krentzman Black women recognize that they carry a burden of having to be twice as good as anyone else to get ahead. That understanding can instill a helpful sense of self-reliance, but it also can be pressure packed. The post Our Male Allies first appeared on Diversity Report. via Diversity Report https://www.diversity.report/our-male-allies/ 
The Change is Here Extraordinary Black women are changing the face of Corporate America. Diversity Woman presents its inaugural Elite 100 Black Women leaders list. By Tanisha A. Sykes Black women are changing the game in Corporate America. They have high-ranking titles and the power to set strategy for many billion-dollar corporations, and their advancement is unparalleled. For the first time, we are proud to introduce the Elite 100. The Class of 2021 highlights 100 extraordinary Black women in the C-suite and executive leaders at Fortune 500, Fortune 1000, Fortune Global 500, S&P 400, and S&P 500 companies. In The post The Elite 100: A Tribute To Black Women Executives first appeared on Diversity Report. via Diversity Report https://www.diversity.report/the-elite-100-a-tribute-to-black-women-executives/
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