After last night’s shootings in Dallas, which targeted police officers, business leaders from across the nation took to social media to express their thoughts and sympathies. Here are a few examples of executives who have spoken out:
Apple’s (AAPL) Tim Cook
Our hearts go out to the families of the fallen officers and the entire #Dallas community. Justice cannot be gained through violence.
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) July 8, 2016
Our hearts go out to the families of the fallen officers and the entire #Dallas community. Justice cannot be gained through violence.
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) July 8, 2016
Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella
We join the millions mourning in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights, and Dallas and we stand with those committed to change around the world.
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) July 8, 2016
We join the millions mourning in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights, and Dallas and we stand with those committed to change around the world.
— Microsoft (@Microsoft) July 8, 2016
FUBU CEO and “Shark Tank” cast member Daymond John
I talk of the need to not just react but to think then respond. Im upset, hurt & thinking of how to respond meaningfully
— Daymond John (@TheSharkDaymond) July 8, 2016
I talk of the need to not just react but to think then respond. Im upset, hurt & thinking of how to respond meaningfully
— Daymond John (@TheSharkDaymond) July 8, 2016
Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban
Dallas,we mourn those who lost their lives protecting us and stand together, united, to cherish those we live and work next to #DallasStrong
— Mark Cuban (@mcuban) July 8, 2016
Dallas,we mourn those who lost their lives protecting us and stand together, united, to cherish those we live and work next to #DallasStrong
— Mark Cuban (@mcuban) July 8, 2016
Def Jam Co-Founder Russell Simmons
Sending love and light to all of the police officers and their families who were shot tonight in Dallas. RIP to the fallen.
— Russell Simmons (@UncleRUSH) July 8, 2016
Sending love and light to all of the police officers and their families who were shot tonight in Dallas. RIP to the fallen.
— Russell Simmons (@UncleRUSH) July 8, 2016