Insight on Business: The Des Moines Metro and Diversity
Date: February 23, 2017
Long before it became important to business to talk about the critical nature diversity plays in society the Greater Des Moines Partnership was working on spreading that news. Today, years later, The Partnership has made diversity a key component of Capital Crossroads 2.0 and, says Mary Bontrager the firms Executive Vice President, “We need to talk about what a richness diversity creates among all who live here in the Metro” On Thursday, 23 February, there is a Multicultural Reception which will be held at the Wells Fargo Museum 666 Walnut in Des Moines. You should…go.
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