Why Chief Diversity Officers Keep Quitting

YouTube's Beauty Festival, Connected Stores

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2022 Some of the chief diversity officers hired by fashion brands over the last two years have already left those roles, citing a flawed approach to improving corporate culture. YouTube's second-ever Beauty Festival will be shoppable as the video platform looks to promote its creators and features. Brands are making stores more engaging and productive with integrated mobile apps and micro-fulfillment technologies. Don't miss today's #BoFLIVE: A Crash Course on The BoF Sustainability Index 2022 at 16:00 BST/11:00 EDT.

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WORKPLACE & TALENT Why Do Fashion's Chief Diversity Officers Keep Quitting? By Sheena Butler-Young

Dozens of companies hired diversity leaders in the last two years, but executives who take these roles are often overworked and under-resourced. READ MORE

BEAUTY YouTube Digs Deeper Into Beauty By Joan Kennedy Amid rising competition for online eyeballs, the Alphabet-owned video platform will host its second Beauty Festival this week to reassert itself as a hub for beauty creators. READ MORE

TECHNOLOGY The Technologies Reinventing Physical Retail By BoF Team and McKinsey & Company In-store mobile apps and micro-fulfilment tech can address consumer pain points and enable companies to incorporate their physical retail networks into omnichannel shopping journeys. READ MORE

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