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Diversified University of the People BUS 4405: Leadership Pamela Clark 2/29/2024 Introduction In the fifth unit, I must choose a company among the websites best suited for multicultural women. A study of the company, which is also a leading company, describes how it leverages diversity. For me, diversity in the company is reflected in the sale of a great variety of products, which will attract more consumers and, in turn, put more money into its account! The best company for diverse women, my choice is Macy’s. Casserly, Robert J. (Casserly, 2011). I chose this company because of all the companies, Macy's appealed to me the most. Women are born to love beauty, so they dress up by buying clothes, bags, cosmetics, etc., which is why we shop at …show more content…

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, n.d. DE&I Digital Impact: Provide a co-working resource group – 18. Buy from Diversified Businesses – $825M. Donate to an organization with a clear mission of DE&I – $11M. The above data is for fiscal year 2022. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, n.d. Macy's is a founding member of RIF's Racial Equity and Inclusion work, which aims to ensure that children can access books that reflect our community's diverse characters and stories. 2022 Social Impact Progress and Partnerships, n.d.). Conclusion: I've bought Macy's merchandise, such as bathrobes, bath towels, socks, and more. I purchased this bathrobe and bath towel in 2014, and I am still using them now, enough to see their quality. The company knows how to leverage diversity so that employees, customers, and the company maximize profits! Diversity makes employees heroes, makes customers feel included, and causes the company to grow! Casserly, M. (2011, May 24). The best companies for multicultural women. Forbes.com. The. https://www.forbes.com/sites/meghancasserly/2011/05/24/the-best-companies-for-multicultural-women/?sh=b7080d22d3c5 Encyclopdia Britannica, inc. (2024, January

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