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Amazon plans to increase number of Black people in company’s senior executive roles - Face2Face Africa

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Amazon says it plans to increase the number of black leaders in the company, according to FOX Business. The company said the effort includes working to double the representation of Black Vice Presidents and Directors in 2020 and again in 2021. In addition, the move will also see the e-commerce giant making 'increased investments and...

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