LIVE STREAM: 9 Detroit CEOs, including Mary Barra, Bill Ford, Chris Ilitch, speak on racism, injustice Detroit mayor, city leaders hosting event
DETROIT – Nine CEOs from Detroit’s biggest companies are coming together to speak out against racism and injustice during a press event on Wednesday morning.
The event is planned for 9:30 a.m. -- you can watch it live in the video player above.
Who is participating:
Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors
Bill Ford, Executive Chairman, Ford Motor Company
Mark Stewart, Chief Operating Officer, FCA North America
Jay Farner, CEO Quicken Loans
Wright Lassiter, President & CEO, Henry Ford Health System
Chris Ilitch, President & CEO, Ilitch Holdings
Dan Loepp, President & CEO, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Gerry Anderson, Executive Chariman, DTE Energy
Gary Torgow, Executive Chairman, TCF Financial Corporation
Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony, President of Detroit Chapter of the NAACP
Mike Duggan, Mayor of Detroit
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