Pritzker could sign mandate prioritizing diversity in nonprofit leadership – WGIL (Galesburg)

“[With this bill] we will build upon the General Assembly’s previous efforts to highlight and elevate leadership, diversity, equity and inclusion in Illinois,” said state Sen. Adriane Johnson. “This bill requires non profit organizations that provide $1 million in grants each year to report the demographic data on their public-facing website.” In 2019, Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law that requires private companies with a principal executive office located in Illinois to provide the gender, racial and ethnic diversity of its board members.
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Nick Binotti
1 year ago

Leadership in the trade unions, which are technically non-profits, is virtually all-male and majority white. I’d wager you’ll find more diversity on the typical corporate board and leadership than any trade union.

Hello, Indiana.
1 year ago

“ I’m from the government and I’m here to tell you how to run your business, er, help!” This from a billionaire trust fund baby most feel couldn’t manage a lemonade stand.

Pat S.
1 year ago

“…gender, racial and ethnic diversity…”

Gender, race, and ethnicity are accidents of birth, not any indication of an individual’s capacity or achievement.

What about education, qualifications, experience, communication skills, empathy, and a proven track record? No history of activism would be a good qualifier as well, perhaps THE best qualifier.

Stupid (and cowardly) chickens!

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