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Run in collaboration with the Tuck Center for Entrepreneurship, the new initiative matches Tuck MBA students with Diversity Business Program participants to ...

For the entrepreneurs in the program, partnering with Tuck students offers a unique chance to gain an outside perspective from talented emerging professionals. “This work with Barry helped me apply a lot of what I learned in my operations and strategy courses to see where a new product fits, its value proposition, and how to execute the day-to-day. “From a learning perspective, it was cool to put in place some of the materials we had learned from our core curriculum. Cole sought out help with two projects: a process map for his existing business and a pitch deck for a new venture. That’s why, in 2019, Tuck launched a new initiative partnering MBA students with Diversity Business Program participants, called the Diversity Entrepreneurship Collaboration Program. Run in collaboration with the Tuck Center for Entrepreneurship, the highly selective program matches MBA students and program participants to work on a specific project or problem that the entrepreneur is facing.

Dance troupe Diversity once again took the knee on the Britain's Got Talent stage as they performance yet another powerful dance routine during Wednesday's ...

Sometimes it fills you with struggle and pain. Nothing but love for those that stood by our name." It fills you with hope and joy.

The dance troupe were back to address controversy over their performance in 2020.

"Hindsight 2020 – that is what the performance was about," he said. Keep on telling it like it is #BGT." @Alex05923602 wrote: "Big up Diversity for not changing their stance." Former Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity returned to Britain's Got Talent to address the controversy and thank supporters following their powerful Black Lives Matter performance in 2020. Tonight (Wednesday) Diversity were back with another spellbinding performance about social media and connectivity during the third Britain's Got Talent semi-final show. "You know what I've learned, you can't be angry at the rain. ITV stood by its broadcast of the dance, which garnered around 24,500 complaints to the broadcasting regulator Ofcom.

DIVERSITY returned to the Britain's Got Talent stage for the first time tonight since their controversial Black Lives Matter performance.Back in 2020,

A third echoed that, adding: "Unsurprisingly had me emotional. Absolute role models." And viewers all had a similar reaction to their performance, which referenced Magic Mike as the boys ripped their tops off and danced as they got wet.

Diversity paid homage to their Black Lives Matter routine during Wednesday's Britain's Got Talent after it sparked intense backlash.

If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us [email protected], calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you. While some viewers were clearly impressed by the emotional performance, flocking to social media to praise the dancers, others complained to Ofcom in their droves. The dance troupe – who were crowned winners of the ITV series in 2009 – returned to the stage with an electrifying routine, and the group which includes members Perri Kiely and Jordan Banjo took the knee while Ashley declared: ‘You have to stand by what you believe in if you want to make change.’