Remote Work and the Impact on Inclusion and Diversity Efforts
The COVID-19 pandemic has had enormous impacts on work life in the United States for millions of workers and thousands of businesses. Remote
What COVID-19 Can Teach Us About Gen Z: The Positive and The Negative
With schools around the country being shut down, businesses closing, major sporting and other public events being cancelled and massive shor
Do Your Employees Reflect Your Market? Why It Matters.
The most successful inclusion strategies are consistent, comprehensive, accountable and sustainable. Every CEO wants to see where company-wi
Pageants and Politics: A Contrast in Diversity
We've seen a significant increase in I&D in recent years across a variety of areas from education and government to business and med
Cultivating Inclusion Behaviors
To build a foundation for an inclusive culture, you must first cultivate inclusive behaviors across the board. That, of course, can seem lik
Attention Venture Capitalists: Are Women and People of Color on Your Radar?
One of the most difficult challenges many entrepreneurs make is how to finance the growth of their startups. Many begin by putting in their
How Long Ago is Long Enough? Or, Is the Answer "Never"?
Cancel culture, also sometimes called "call-out culture" refers to boycotting or calling for the removal of a person—typically a c
Addressing Barriers in the War for Talent
As I work with CEOs around the country, I benefit from their unique in-the-trenches insights on how their businesses are being impacted by s
Body Size: The Last Acceptable Bias?
Inclusion and diversity (I&D) often focus on immutable characteristics, such as sex and race. But the real point behind I&D is to en
Generation Z Challenges Traditional Racial and Gender Classifications
While companies have made some strides in inclusion and diversity efforts over the last couple of decades there is still much work to be don