Episode No. 31, Renee Tirado, Chief Diversity Officer, Major League Baseball

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Born and raised in Brooklyn, Renee gives us insight on how the diversity she grew up around helped shape her for the role she plays in the MLB today as Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer. Ever since leaving the practice of law, Renee has had a multitude of experiences that she has used to impact the world around her. She speaks about her views on "color blindness" and leadership, noting that "what makes us different is what makes us valuable."

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