While companies are highly likely to disclose baseline DEI commitments, they are much less likely to report on what actions they’re taking to advance racial equity.

We have seen flows into ESG funds go from roughly $5 billion to nearly $400 billion since 2015, which begs the question many have asked: what constitutes an ESG fund?

Listen in on our conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin on our latest initiative to advance racial equity in corporate America, and why this issue will be a core focus this proxy season.

“The problems that are tearing at the fabric of American society require all of us – government, business and civic society – to work together with a common purpose.”

In this Chart of the Week, we take a look at our charitable giving data to analyze whether there are meaningful trends around the ROE of Russell 1000 companies.

“This is the future. And we need to make that future happen as quickly as possible otherwise we’re just a caretaker of a museum,” he said.

Good jobs – created by investing in workers’ financial health, career development, and overall well-being – must be central to the conversation around wages.

CEOs of some of America’s largest corporations have begun to voice their opposition to what they say is restrictive legislation that makes it harder for Americans to vote.

These companies check all the boxes when it comes to pay parity, policies that particularly benefit mothers, and women on their board.

What concrete actions should corporate leaders prioritize to ensure a movement toward greater racial equity in the workplace and beyond?