Lila Maclellan is a senior writer at Fortune, where she covers leadership and corporate boards. With a background in workplace dynamics and business trends, she has explored themes in corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and startups throughout her career. Lila's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, AOL, Inc., NewsBreak, and more.
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Lila’s coverage mainly revolves around corporate leadership, diversity and inclusion, corporate governance, board of directors, and shareholder activism. She frequently cites data in her articles and also includes expert commentary.
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By: Lila MacLellan
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