Protection against discrimination of LGBTQ people in all aspects of life is at stake—issues that affect the well-being of employees. Regardless of who wins the election, we’ll explore what businesses must do to protect employees and support consumers.
Featured Panelists:
Jeff Graham, Executive Director of Georgia Equality
Gabrielle Claiborne, Co-founder and CEO of Transformation Journeys Worldwide
Fred Smith Jr. is associate professor at Emory University School of Law
Related Resources
- Business Roundtable: “Statement on the Purpose of a Corporation” 
- Bloomberg - “How Ben & Jerry’s Perfected the Delicate Recipe for Corporate Activism” 
- Harvard Business Review - “How Companies, Governments, and Nonprofits Can Create Social Change Together” 
- Forbes - “Brands Can No Longer Be Neutral” 
- Edelman - “Systemic Racism: The Existential Challenge for Business” 
- McKinsey - “COVID-19: The toughest leadership test” 
- The Wall Street Journal - “A Watershed Moment in CEO activism” 
- Boston Consulting Group - “A New LGBTQ Workforce Has Arrived—Inclusive Cultures Must Follow” 
- LGBTQ Institute - “Business and Employment Research Brief” 
- Business Insider - “5 reasons why every workplace should have employee affinity groups, and how to start one” 
- Entrepreneur - “What Is Empathy, and Why Is It So Important for Great Leaders?” 


 
             
            