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Dec 14, 2021
After hiring DEI consultancy, Cannes Lions 'will have to follow up with action'
Abraham Abbi Asefaw, who called the organisation out in May after being removed as the only person of colour from the Dean's list of the Cannes Lions School, says consultancy is a "step in the right direction"—but wants to see more urgency.
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