Sabrina Lynch on the PR Industry's Failure to Act on Diversity & Inclusion (Ep. 219)

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Recorded11 Jun 2020

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As the PR industry looks for bolder ways to address its longstanding issue with racial and cultural inclusion, we're talking to Black PR professionals about their experiences. In this episode, Aarti Shah talks to Sabrina Lynch, SVP at Taylor, about her experience working in both New York and London. She gives powerful examples and also advice that agencies can take around handling microaggressions, in particular in encounters with clients. Lynch also provided advice for the industry in our piece: Amid Protests: 'We’re Tired of Words. We Need to See Action'.

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