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Dr. Marc Wagener of LabCampus: “Diversity”

Thrive Global

Diversity: People’s needs are as diverse as they are, and although diversity and equality help to create a creative environment, this has not yet been sufficiently taken into account in the working environment. In 2006 he joined Carl Zeiss AG where he was in charge of strategic business development. Why or why not?

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Marie Unger of Emergenetics: “The power of purpose-driven work”

Thrive Global

Since 2013, she has conducted countless workshops and certifications for business leaders, educators and students around the world where she helps them apply Emergenetics theories and cognitive diversity to drive operational excellence. Imagine being back in 2006. Do you see this trend continuing? What a great question!

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22 Unique Office Break Room Ideas And Activities To Unleash Your Teams' Creativity In 2023

Vantage Circle

Ensure that the office book collection features diverse genres, authors, and languages. The first-ever beer pong tournament was organized in 2006. Here's all you need for this: A bunch of old magazines A few pairs of scissors A big artboard or chart paper Every color they choose to use can hint at different feelings and emotions.

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“Leadership visibility” With Charlie Katz & Chuck Stokes

Thrive Global

Prior to his roles as COO and CEO with Memorial Hermann, Chuck served as President of North Mississippi Medical Center, a 650-bed tertiary hospital and a 2006 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award recipient under his leadership. In 2017, Chuck was named Chairman of the ACHE Board of Governors.

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Sascha Mayer of Mamava: “An increase in inclusive language and policies”

Thrive Global

Mamava designs solutions for nursing mamas on the go, and since 2015 has placed over 1,900 lactation pods in locations as diverse as airports, sports stadiums, automobile factories, and military bases. On Labor Day 2006, with baby number two on my breast, I read a New York Times cover story by Jodi Kantor. in Burlington, Vermont.

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INTERVIEW: Philip Morris International’s Charles Bendotti on Emerging Contemporary Workplace Culture

HR Digest

While most corporate cultures are focused on engineering the most common goal of every business, some employers are repositioning their cultures to address social inequality as well as drive diversity & inclusion. When we talk about subcultures, we of course, need to consider diversity and inclusion.

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Jake Horne of The Student Compass: “Continued uptake of Artificial Intelligence systems and Robotics in business applications displacing humans in repetitive operations”

Thrive Global

Driven by a thirst to understand the diversity of life, and need for independence before heading off to college, these students wanted to break out of their cocoons and step into the World; become more independent. Do you see this trend continuing? Thank you so much for joining us in this interview series! Why or why not?