FULFILL YOUR VISION
of an Inclusive workforce
SEVEN KEY REASONS FOR DEI
We help organizations set and meet DEI goals
There are seven key reasons your company needs an inclusive workforce.
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Laws and Regulations
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Extended Enterprise
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Demographics
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Globalization
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Efficiency
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Innovation
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INCLUSIVITY IS KEY
WORKSHOPS
We offer a variety of workshop topics for talent development, including training for executives, managers, and employees.
Each highly interactive workshop includes opportunities for personal reflection, interpersonal experiences, learning foundational concepts, and ideas for practical application.
Our inclusivity workshops include a variety of 60-minute and 90-minute sessions facilitated by a diverse team of iChange experts.
INCLUSIVITY IS KEY
SERIES & PACKAGES
Because building an inclusive culture requires sustained focus and occurs over time, we offer a variety of learning series to ensure a consistent and sustained approach.
Our packages include four to six modules. Each highly interactive session includes opportunities for personal reflection, interpersonal experiences, learning foundational concepts, and ideas for practical application.
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COACHING SESSIONS
There is never enough time or support to lead this work, and our coaches provide the strategic focus necessary to sustain progress. Consider us a thought partner who helps you prioritize your goals and supports you throughout the implementation process.
COACHING SESSIONS
Our coaching fosters visionary leadership in executives, managers, and DEI committee members, among others. We keep you focused and aligned with purpose as you build momentum and champion DEI throughout the organization.
Additional Services Include conflict resolution, focus group facilitation, and employee resource group facilitation and support. We offer individual sessions, small group sessions, and coaching packages.
BUSINESS INSIGHT
Resources and opportunities to understand inclusion from a different perspective.
