What Would You Tell a Shareholder?
April 10, 2020
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From the Board’s April 7, 2020 meeting. Held via Zoom.
- We’re a cohesive group. Zoom has been an amazing tool, helping us stay engaged and involved in these times of extreme change.
- I’m so proud of the work this Co-op is doing. We are leading our community in terms of what’s healthy, safe and supportive of the community, and that’s huge right now.
- I’m so proud of our employees, after hearing about how people have just switched their jobs: they were hired for one thing and are now doing something else–their responsiveness, and evolving to meet the needs of customers, while keeping employees and customers safe–it’s awesome.
- Our meeting included time for a conversation about white fragility [White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism]
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