Co-Founders of 'Food Heaven' on a Mission to Make Wellness Sustainable, Inclusive, and Diverse

On this episode of ChedHER: Hot Bread Kitchen in New York City is providing a training program to give women the skills they need to enter the workforce; Dietitians and co-founders of Food Heaven explain the problems in the wellness industry, and how they are looking to make wellness accessible to all; Hulu's VP and Head of Research and Insights explains what research her team does in order to understand consumers wants and needs.

A brand new executive coalition is looking to address inequities in the C-Suite and beyond. Top Black marketing executives from iconic brands and businesses are uniting to form the Black Executive CMO Alliance, known as BECA, to champion diversity at the corporate level. Cheddar speaks about the exciting new coalition with its founder, Jerri DeVard.

In the wake of George Floyd's death last year, many large U.S. corporations have launched social justice efforts, meant to show their support for racial equality. This was the first time several corporations stepped into the space, leading many to turn to an organization called Gauge for help. Gauge works to connect big businesses with a network of diverse social media influencers and leaders who provide a critical perspective to their diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, preventing mistakes before they even happen. Joshua Dubois, CEO of Gauge, joined Wake Up with Cheddar for more.