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3 Ways White Male Leaders Can Fight White Supremacy
Identity-related work helps leaders build culture.
Diversity Starts at the Top: Embrace Different Perspectives for Maximum Success
In order to be successful, companies must diversify at the highest levels -- not just among the employee base.
Want Your Employees To Stay? Be Accountable To Your DEI Goals
Workers want more than just a paycheck, they want purpose and belonging. Employers can weather this wave of resignations by creating an environment of belonging.
Board Diversity: Why It's More Important Than Ever
Now that Nasdaq requires boards to include diverse members, companies will benefit from a multitude of experiences and perspectives.
How to Restructure Your Organization with DEI at the Forefront
The demand for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has exploded across the business world. If your company is restructuring, here's how to do right by your employees.
Employee Experience Is Changing. Are You Changing With It?
In order for all employees to feel a deep sense of belonging regardless of their background or demographics, we need to measure employee experience in a way that matches the lived employee experience.
3 Ways Leaders Can Step Into Accountability for Diversity and Inclusion
Here's what you can do as employees and customers expect you to lead more inclusively.
How Diversity Helped Bring My Company Together
By allowing employees a safe place to discuss social justice and providing training on how to improve diversity and inclusion in the workplace, we have been able to create a better workplace for everyone.
We're Failing Frontline Managers. Here's How To Equip Them With Better People Insights
We're stuck in management models where messages from the top get lost in the middle – but there's a solution.
7 Ways Leaders Can Level Up Their DEI Workplace Strategy
Here's how to go from strategy to meaningful action in building a workforce that is diverse, equitable and inclusive.
4 Ways Ghosting Job Seekers Perpetuates Oppression
The practice of ignoring someone who is seeking employment with your company can be very harmful to your company and to the applicant. Here's why. Plus, what to do instead.
10 Reasons Why a DEI Coach Is Good for Business
When executives undergo diversity, equity and inclusion training, everyone benefits.