Thread regarding TIAA (TIAA-CREF) layoffs

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She was challenged several weeks ago on this board to go on CNBC to be interviewed and by golly, she did ! Albeit a soft ball interview with Sharon Epperson for DEI reasons.

Let's be honest here, if she interviewed with Jim Cramer, David Faber, or Sara Eisen, she'd be eaten alive trying to defend her missteps. It is ironic that even Roger Ferguson has appeared on CNBC as a contributor more times in the last year, then Duckett has appeared on CNBC in 5 yrs.

There are rumors and whispers she is losing internal support. All of a sudden, we see a flurry of activity from her lately in an attempt to save face and her job. So many speeches and public appearances that she has no real time to run TIAA like she is supposed to and this begs the question; who is really running TIAA ? She is paid millions and the company is chaos and no one is at the helm. She collects hundreds of thousands of dollars as a Nike Board Member & a pair of Air Jordans.

Instead, they have Jay Leno headline the TIAA FutureWise conference with the CEO laughing herself all the way to the Bank while many long term TIAA employees are being laid off. Shoot, maybe is she ran AI to run the company, it would be in much better financial shape today. It's funny how she criticized AI, but sold out to Accenture as they promised us the world with AI driven solutions which have not materialized.

TIAA FutureWise Conference (November 2025) In a discussion with CNBC, she advised that retirement investors should focus on building diversified portfolios and guaranteed income streams rather than worrying about an AI


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NO, it was NOT a DEI interview. Sharon Epperson reports on personal financial topics, so you can't blame everything on DEI. Whether you like or dis-like TDB is not a reason to use your statement in such a broad and callous manner.

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DEI reasons? Fu---n really? Mo--n

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You can be sure TBD didn't appear on CNBC because she was challenged on TheLayoff. The interview was fine. TBD effectively communicated TIAA's message about the importance of retirement income. Do you really think Jim Cramer would have held TBD's feet to the fire over Accenture and the Denver office closing? That's way too inside for the audience.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/20/tiaa-ceo-ai-bubble-shouldnt-be-main-focus-of-retirement-investors.html

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