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AARP creates new business group to expand its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion | Afro

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En Español WASHINGTON—AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins announced the creation of a new group, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and a new executive-level position, Chief Diversity Officer. The group and role were created to heighten the organization’s focus on its social mission work and best serve Americans 50+, a rapidly diversifying demographic. Jenkins also announced that she […]

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