Nora Aufreiter: Does Ivey Business School know about your ties to animal cruelty?
What do the second-largest grocer in the U.S. and the second-largest business school in Canada have in common? They share a board member - Nora Aufreiter. As a leader of Kroger and Ivey Business School, Nora is responsible for making better decisions. Yet, millions of animals are suffering at her hands. Tell Ivey Business School to cut ties with Nora and cruelty: https://animalequality.org/ivey-business-school/ ?ms=organicsocialyt&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=kroger
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Nora O'Rowriter sits on the board of
Kroger, one of America's largest
retailers. This seat makes Nora over
$300,000 a year. She also led McKinsey &
Company's Toronto office, which was
later criticized over government
contracts and [music] poor taxpayer
value. Nora knows lying doesn't build
trust. However, under her leadership,
Kroger broke its promise to eliminate
cages for hens. Forced to live standing
on wire cages, these innocent birds
never see sunlight. Many die in these
conditions. Is this the kind of brand
trust Nora stands for? Ivey Business
School, stop associating with cruelty.
Remove Nora O'Rowriter from your board.