The Business of Hiring Refugees with Yogurt Tycoon Hamdi Ulukaya | In the City

Hamdi Ulukaya, the founder of the billiondollar Chobani yogurt empire, is on a mission to convince companies everywhere that helping refugees is good business. It’s the guiding principle behind his nonprofit Tent Partnership for Refugees (), a global network of companies committed to integrating refugees into the labor market.

Ulukaya joins this week’s episode of In the City with hosts Francine Lacqua and Allegra Stratton to discuss the launch of the Tent UK coalition, as part of which more than 60 British companies committed to actively incorporate refugees into their workforces.

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