The Indiana News this week features three presidential candidates. Each candidate offers their perspectives on state issues such as inflation, the economy, and other important topics. The paper features regular columns on politics and dogs. The paper features regular columns about politics and dogs.
Women of Influence Honorees
The Indianapolis Business Journal presents the Women of Influence awards to honor Indianapolis’ most influential women in business. These women are top-ranking executives from both the public and private sectors. These honorees are profiled in the newspaper, and they are presented at a special breakfast event.
Shackleford is the representative of the east side, Indianapolis, in the Indiana House, for the past 10 years. She sits on the House Public Health Committee and on Committee on Courts and Criminal Code. Recently, she was elected the chairperson of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus. It is a group representing minority Hoosiers that advocates for legislation to improve the economic opportunities of these Hoosiers. Her achievements have earned her respect in both the state legislature as well as the national arena.
BizCares: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Businesses that embrace diversity and equity have the potential to be competitive advantages, not just for them but for the entire community. Diversity can increase productivity and morale, as well as create a more productive environment. The country can reap economic benefits from diversity. Research has shown that diverse workforces are more successful than companies with lower diversity levels.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion are hot topics in the workplace. Although major corporations have made strides to address this issue, small businesses are also making efforts to promote inclusion.