Why would a line business executive with major experience in sales, marketing and commercial operations want to be a chief diversity officer
For Johnson & Johnson’s Wanda Bryant Hope, the reason starts with a roll of toilet paper.
Wanda grew up in Bridgewater, New Jersey, where her mother, Tillie Bing Bryant, was a paralegal and a passionate civil-rights activist. In the ’60s, Tillie was involved in protests, marches and lunch-counter sit-ins and was arrested numerous times.
