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The Washington Post

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Companies like Procter & Gamble, Sephora and Snap are seeking help to stay ahead of cultural moments and avoid embarrassing gaffes.

Behind the Numbers

The Daily Brand Anatomy How Sephora’s DEI Campaigns Succeed Through Cultural Insights and Close Ties to the Brand’s Core

Jason Falls

Companies like Procter & Gamble, Sephora and Snap are seeking help to stay ahead of cultural moments and avoid embarrassing gaffes.

Bloomberg radio

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Bloomberg Radio: Joshua DuBois, CEO of Gauge, discusses voting rights

ADWEEK

A Year After George Floyd's Death, Brand DEI Commitments Are Due. Give your employees grace and space to grieve.

BLOOMBERG

Gauge CEO Joshua DuBois discusses the Chauvin verdict and talks about how Gauge is leading the way with companies navigating through this time.

ABC 7 News

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Joshua Dubois, CEO of Gauge and former faith advisor to President Obama, discussed how business leaders can practice inclusivity and embrace cultural diversity.

BLOOMBERG

Gauge CEO Joshua DuBois on Vaccines, Social Justice & the Role of Major Brands
Watch from 40:00 mark to ~46:40.

Washongton Informer

Our Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer Brandon Andrews talks all things entrepreneurship, including growing the community of Black Entrepreneurs, in the latest piece from The Washington Informer. 

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"Unlike anything else in the industry."

"Unlike anything else in the industry."

"Unlike anything else in the industry."

Lauryl Schraedly

Former Global Head of Consumer Insights at Snapchat, as quoted in the Washington Post

Lauryl Schraedly

Former Global Head of Consumer Insights at Snapchat, as quoted in the Washington Post

Lauryl Schraedly


Former Global Head of Consumer Insights at Snapchat, as quoted in the Washington Post