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Diversity and inclusion policies are at threat – here’s how to keep them on track

Adversity around diversity and inclusion can provide opportunities to strengthen policies and practices.

Adversity around diversity and inclusion can provide opportunities to strengthen policies and practices. Image: Pixabay/geralt

Supriya Jha
Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, SAP
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