Bloomberg Business of Equality Summit

May 14, 2018 5:30 PM ET

Campaign: Bloomberg: Global Diversity & Inclusion

Ashley Judd, Actress, Author and Humanitarian; Chelsea Handler, New York Times best-selling Author, Comedian and Activist; and Nina Shaw, TIMES’UP Founding Member spoke with Lola Ogunnaike, Anchor of People TV on whether Hollywood will change as initiatives such as the Time’s Up campaign have formed to ensure broad change across the industry.

Originally posted on bloomberg.com.

Bloomberg’s Inaugural Business of Equality summit took place on Tuesday by convening more than 400 influential business leaders, advocates and activists to discuss diversity and inclusion initiatives in the workforce, future of equality, and what is at stake for both the economy and society at-large. The event was held at Bloomberg’s Global Headquarters in New York City.

Click here to read key highlights from the event.

To watch all of the panel discussions and presentations from the summit, visit the new Business of Equality page.

Bloomberg Business of Equality Summit

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