"We shouldn’t take it as the overarching or final perspective from the business community. Business leaders have spearheaded efforts to safeguard democracy in swing states where the election will likely be decided. Last week, for example, nearly 70 business leaders in Ohio signed a public letter aiming to remove politicians from the redistricting process."
In light of the recent comments from high-profile CEOs surrounding Trump's candidacy, Leadership Now CEO Daniella Ballou-Aares and members Elizabeth Doty and Tom Rogers spoke with ABC News' Max Zahn on why business leaders need to maintain a vigilant defense of democratic norms.
Read the article “Top CEOs opposed Trump's 2020 election lies. Now some are softening toward him” for more.
