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Mita Mallick
Mar 13, 2024

Our ad wasn't racist. It was simply a mistake.

When it comes to DE&I brand crisis, denial can cause more harm and hold your brand back.

Mita Mallick, head of inclusion, equity and impact, Carta (Photo used with permission)

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