The financial impact of diversity, equity and inclusion strategies is about to get a fresh test case. Former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns’ plans to set up a new private equity fund, called Integrum, to target business services and technology industries with a DEI focus. Burns is no stranger to firsts–she was the first Fortune 500 Black female CEO. With the new fund, Burns will array her expertise alongside that of co-founders Declan Kelly, the co-founder and CEO of Teneo, a CEO advisory firm; BC Partners alum Richard Kunzer; and former KKR partner Tagar Olson.
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