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Let’s unpack it: What’s an inclusive workplace?

Insperity

Diversity and inclusion are important topics for business leaders to be not only familiar with but actively incorporating into their organizational culture. In action, this can look like prioritizing the hiring and promotion of diverse groups of people within your company, which can make you a stronger organization. What is inclusion?

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Lynnette Phillips of Empower Your Possibilities: “Coaches Need to Have Coaches?”

Thrive Global

From my perspective I first define success when it comes to coaching. A coach is successful when they are facilitating the growth and change of a client while being compensated fairly because if they are effective their client should be able to have long time return on their investment. T he coaching industry is now tremendous.

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Katherine Kirkinis of Wanderlust Careers: “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity”

Thrive Global

To be a successful coach, you don’t have to have all of the answers or know everything, but you need to give off solid vibes which usually comes from knowing who you are, what you offer, and believing in the value you bring. T he coaching industry is now tremendous. I’m confident in my ability to do that. Katherine Kirkinis, Ed.M.,

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Sonia Jackson Myles of The Accord Group: “Diverse staff helps retain diverse staff”

Thrive Global

Diverse employees can be ambassadors to communities of customers. As a part of our series about “How Diversity Can Increase a Company’s Bottom Line”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Sonia Jackson Myles. Sonia Jackson Myles is an advisor and executive coach to Fortune 500 companies and private companies. All boats rise.

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High-potential leadership programs: The bridge from individual contributor to leader

Insperity

This will enable you to: Ensure that you focus on the right employees for the right reasons Spread understanding of leadership standards throughout your workforce, from the top down Select high-potential employees without the appearance of discrimination However, try to avoid being too narrow or exclusive with this exercise.

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“In the zone”, With Carrie Charles and Parveen Panwar, Mr. Activated

Thrive Global

Carrie has a diverse background as a lifelong entrepreneur, Certified Financial Planner, Master Certified Life Coach and a Veteran of the United States Marine Corps. Carrie is a thought leader on workforce development, diversity, women in tech and is a frequent keynote speaker at national industry conferences.

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How To Build A Solid Foundation For Powerful Team Collaboration

Dr. Nadine

Different experiences and expertise can bring diverse perspectives and out-of-the-box ideas for your project. Start with a few team-building exercises to break the ice and establish connections. It’s a fine line to celebrate this diversity of personalities, while also fostering group harmony. But sometimes these are just words.