Indigenous representation lacking on US corporate boards
Mary Smith had a plan: She was going to serve as a member of a corporate board.
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Mary Smith had a plan: She was going to serve as a member of a corporate board.
Mary Smith had a plan: She was going to serve as a member of a corporate board. She already had the resume. Smith is an attorney, and she had worked as the chief executive officer for the U.S. Indian Health Service, a $6 billion-a-year operation.
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