Ann Kappler of Prudential Financial Inc.
When choosing outside counsel, Prudential's Ann Kappler says legal departments should always ask: "Can this work be conducted by a minority- and women-owned law firm?"
August 23, 2018 at 03:17 PM
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In 2010, Prudential and 32 other large companies—including Xerox, Google and Toyota—founded the Inclusion Initiative, a program that sought to increase the amount legal departments spent at women- and minority-owned law firms.
On Tuesday, the initiative announced that its members spent $240 million at MWBE firms in 2017. Since the initiative started, the companies have spent more than $1.4 billion at such firms.
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