Topic: Diversity and Inclusion

The Immigrant Perspective on Business Leadership By Glenn Llopis

Companies that develop an immigrant perspective will dominate their marketplaces in the years to come.

Don’t Miss This Week’s Free Webinar: Leveraging Differences for Business Success

In this free webinar, participants will learn how to use Leveraging Difference™ to turn persistent diversity problems into solutions that drive business results.

Al Vivian on the evolution of diversity and inclusion

BASIC Diversity’s CEO and President, Al Vivian discusses how the field of diversity and inclusion has evolved and what inspires his diversity and inclusion work.

Why Care About Diversity?

The most important asset a company has is not its technology, or plant infrastructure, but its human capital.

Sheryl Sandberg: Why we have too few women leaders (TED video)

Sandberg looks at why a smaller percentage of women than men reach the top of their professions — and offers 3 powerful pieces of advice to women aiming for the C-suite

Anti-Gay Group Loses Battle to Ellen

The American Family Association may have One Million Moms, but Ellen has 3 million viewers per episode.

Macy’s to Celebrate Famed Artist Romare Bearden

In honor of Black History Month Macy’s is planning their celebrations with special events and exhibits dedicated to famed artist Romare Bearden.

Don’t Miss This Week’s Free Webinar: Engagement – A How-To on Igniting Passion around Inclusion

This session is presented in partnership with Todd Corley, SVP of Diversity and Inclusion at Abercrombie and Fitch (A&F) and he will
address the importance of engagement and specifically what A&F does to ignite passion within its employees.

Managing a Busy Life by Mike Hyter

When we can stay focused on what’s important to us and have the courage and perseverance to act on those choices, the inevitable periods of stress are easier to manage.

The Diversity Leadership Imperative (Part 2) by Al Vivian

Management by nature deals with rules and policies. And let’s face it, that’s the easy part. Anyone can create a rule or write a policy statement.