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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

Wellesley president Paula Johnson wants business and higher education to have a 'closer' relationship

(Credit: Courtesy of Wellesley)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Union head Christiane Benner now holds one of the most powerful jobs in Germany, Australia's richest woman looks to spoil another lithium deal, and Wellesley College's president thinks business and higher ed need a closer relationship during turbulent times. Have a productive Monday.

- Direct pipeline. As the president of Wellesley College, Paula Johnson often gets a head start on tackling many of the issues that will rankle workplaces later on. For instance, before Gen Z professionals advocated for transparency and work-life balance, they asked more of their universities. And before anti-affirmative action lawsuits challenged corporate diversity and inclusion initiatives, such matters landed on college campuses first.

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