Kenneth Imo talks about how firms can develop a more diverse and inclusive workforce; improve the legal profession; and creatively tackle the problems at hand.
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Kenneth Imo is a Senior Director of Diversity and Inclusion for Capital One. Prior to joining Capital One in...
I’m always ready to take on new and exciting challenges with a dedicated work ethic and a smile. My...
Kenneth Imo spent years playing college football, working his way up in the military and leading the charge for diversity in two international law firms. Imo mined his experiences for his book, Fix It: How History, Sports, and Education Can Inform Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity Today. In this episode of the Modern Law Library, ABA Publishing’s Ashley Alfirevic speaks with Imo about how firms can develop a more diverse and inclusive workforce; improve the legal profession; and creatively tackle the problems at hand.
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| Published: | March 6, 2019 |
| Podcast: | ABA Journal: Modern Law Library |
| Category: | Best Legal Practices , Diversity |
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