Midtown Manhattan is the beating heart of New York City. The neighborhood is the world’s largest central business district, and one of the densest pockets of humanity on Earth. Many of the city’s tallest and most iconic buildings are located here, including The Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, and Rockefeller Center. Important cultural and political hubs like Times Square, the Broadway Theater District, and the United Nations Headquarters are also located in Midtown.
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for diversity and inclusion in the workplace — but there are a few ways to jumpstart the process. For example, setting clear expectations for behaviors of respect and inclusion, said Sarah Braver, vice president of people at machine learning and social impact company Graphika.
