It’s a tough time to be an advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the United States. DEI is under attack through federal rollbacks, state-level bans on DEI programmes in education and government, and corporate retreat amid political and shareholder pressure.
It is remarkable, then, that American business advisor and leader Nancy Geenen was named Equity & Inclusion CEO of the Year 2025 (USA) in Acquisition International Magazine’s Influential Businesswoman Awards. This announcement is a reflection of Nancy’s courageous and groundbreaking work, and her fearlessness in speaking out on her blog.
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