Forbes And JUST Capital Unveil The 2021 JUST 100 Ranking, Spotlighting America’s Publicly Traded Companies Fighting Against Racial Injustice And Reimagining Business And Culture

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Forbes and JUST Capital released the 2021 Just 100 list, a comprehensive ranking of 100 of the most-just American corporations that are disrupting broken systems and reimagining business.

·       “Now more than ever, executives and companies alike have an obligation to their employees and society to ensure that they are creating lasting change for business, culture and all communities,” says Steven Bertoni, VP & Senior Editor, CEO Network at Forbes. “The companies on this year’s JUST 100 ranking are going beyond business-as-usual, standing up for social injustices and finding real solutions to turn the challenges of 2020 into positive change.”

·       Microsoft takes the top spot on the 20201 JUST 100 list for the third consecutive year.

·       In an exclusive interview with Target CEO Brian Cornell, Forbes shares the inside look into how the retail giant has reinvented itself to become a leading organization, committed to fighting for racial equity and equality. For the complete story, visit: The Great Retail Reinvention.

·       To coincide with the JUST 100 list, Forbes and JUST Capital are hosting a virtual event today, Oct. 14, 2020 at 4pm ET, gathering visionaries, impact investors and industry leaders including - Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft; Ann Cairns, Executive Vice Chair at Mastercard; Pharrell Williams among others. For more information about the event, visit: Forbes 200 Just 100 Virtual Summit.

For the full list of America’s Most Just Companies, visit: Forbes 2021 Just 100

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About JUST Capital

The mission of JUST Capital, an independent nonprofit, is to build an economy that works for all Americans by helping companies improve how they serve all their stakeholders – workers, customers, communities, the environment, and shareholders. We believe that business and markets can and must be a greater force for good, and that by shifting the resources of the $19 trillion private sector, we can address systemic issues at scale, including income inequality and lack of opportunity. Guided by the priorities of the public, our research, rankings, indexes, and data-driven tools help measure and improve corporate performance in the stakeholder economy. To learn more about how data-driven insights are creating a more just future for capitalism, visit: www.JUSTCapital.com.

About Forbes

The defining voice of entrepreneurial capitalism, Forbes champions success by celebrating those who have made it, and those who aspire to make it. Forbes convenes and curates the most influential leaders and entrepreneurs who are driving change, transforming business and making a significant impact on the world. The Forbes brand today reaches more than 160 million people worldwide through its trusted journalism, signature LIVE events, custom marketing programs and 40 licensed local editions in 70 countries. Forbes Media’s brand extensions include real estate, education and financial services license agreements. For more information, visit the Forbes News Hub or Forbes Connect.