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Emma Hinchliffe, Paige McGlauflin

How Annie Jean-Baptiste pushes Google to build more inclusive products

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Patreon's chief people officer's exit leaves the company without any female executives, women now outnumber men at the New York Philharmonic, and Annie Jean-Baptiste pushes Google to build more inclusive products. The Broadsheet will be off for the rest of the week for Thanksgiving in the U.S.—we'll be back in your inbox on Monday.

- Product updates. Diversity and inclusion have always been important to Annie Jean-Baptiste. A longtime Googler, she joined the tech company in 2010 as an account manager before stepping into a D&I role four years later.

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