The Journey to 50/50™ | Steve Cahillane, Chairman & CEO, Kellogg Company 

Published on May 24, 2022

LEAD Network is committed to sharing best practices for diversity & inclusion among industry leaders in the retail and consumer goods industry. Early in 2021, we launched a series of interviews, The Journey to 50/50™, which capture top-level insights from CEOs for CEOs to inspire those traveling a similar path. 

In this month's edition of The Journey to 50/50™, Steve Cahillane, Chairman and CEO, Kellogg Company talks about key learnings of his journey towards inclusion, diversity, and gender equality.

You can read the full interview here.

The mission of LEAD Network is to attract, retain, and advance women in the consumer goods and retail sector in Europe through education, leadership, and business development. Our vision is of a fair, diverse, and vibrant industry where everyone can thrive.

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