Amy Tu, chief legal and administrative officer at Tyson Foods. Courtesy photo Best Legal Departments: Early Discrimination Fortified Tyson Foods' Amy Tu's Passion for DEI
"I can practice law and be an agent for change, in large part because of Amy," said Sainabou Sonko, an attorney who joined the company in 2020.
November 15, 2022 at 11:24 AM
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Winner: 2022 Champion of Diversity
Despite corporations' pledges of commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, just 40% have mature DEI programs, according to the consulting firm Affirmity.
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