A Third Of Newly Added Corporate Directors Were Black Last Year, Up From 11%

<p>Last year’s racial reckoning had corporate America promising to boost the diversity of their management ranks, a broad group of executives that varies by company and is often hard to track. But among the highly visible and highly public seats on company boards, a new analysis shows the clear impact of last year’s Black Lives Matter movement on the makeup of newly chosen corporate directors.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>