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Leader Profiles

Cameron Bailey

Before long he was negotiating with Hollywood studios to bring Precious to Toronto as a gala performance. But showcasing an African-American filmmaker would be a first.

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Ideas that Work

Why diverse leadership matters

Just released: July 2010 DiverseCity newsletter. Diversity in leadership has benefits in the workplace, in the boardroom and in the broader society.

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  • 2nd DiverseCity Counts Report 2nd DiverseCity Counts Report
    Release of 2nd Annual DiverseCity Counts report

    We have updated last year’s numbers and taken a closer look at our media.

    Find out how well this important institution reflects the diversity of our population in both its coverage and its leadership.

  • Making a case for diversity Michaëlle Jean
    In a speech to business leaders in Toronto on May 10, Governor General Michaëlle Jean made a strong case for diversity.

    “Saying yes to diversity is saying yes to modernity, to opportunity, and to the very future of our country. But saying no carries a huge price. For each time social exclusion closes a door, another door is opened to desolation, frustration, and despair.”

  • Remembering David Pecaut David Pecaut succumbs to cancer
    David Pecaut, passionate city-builder and co-chair of DiverseCity, has succumbed to cancer.

    David has taught us all civic responsibility and engagement, and showed us how energetic and passionate people like him can come together from many different backgrounds and experiences to achieve big goals.

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