DEI Engagement

Shellye Archambeau was one of Silicon Valley’s first African American female CEOs. She spoke with us about her new book, the Business Roundtable’s effects inside the boardroom and why she “detests” work-life balance.

Executive Director Henry Donahue describes the strategy behind the now-independent music education foundation and the importance of strengthening “the base of the pyramid” in local communities.

That’s the pace the Girl Scouts of the USA aims to hold, says CEO Bonnie Barczykowski. “And if you’ve ever been around a 5-year-old, she runs fast.”

At first, Regina Merson thought mask-wearing would cripple her cosmetics startup. But it turns out that Latina women wear lipstick even in a pandemic. By Amy Koch.

A veteran executive of men’s teams and leagues, she now serves as President for a professional women’s soccer team. The numbers all point in the same direction, says Raven Jemison: “Women’s sports is a smart…

Brunswick’s Jon Miller, founder of the Open For Business coalition, talks about global LGBT+ rights with Phyll Opoku-Gyimah—a.k.a. “Lady Phyll”—UK Black Pride founder and Kaleidoscope Trust Executive Director.

Silicon Valley high-flyer DocuSign publishes data on the race and ethnicity of its employees and senior leaders, information that isn’t always flattering. Brunswick spoke with DocuSign’s Chief People Officer on its commitment to transparency.

In exposing his flaws, a new biography underscores his greatness.

The celebrated author, academic and feminist speaks with Brunswick’s Edward Stephens.

After transforming Canada’s worst college basketball team into a five-time national champion, Chantal Vallée is seeking to transform women’s sports.

Two former CIA officers, now with Brunswick, discuss the past and future of the US.

Interest in the country’s artists has created a surge in valuations that shows no signs of stopping.