I wondered how long it would take us to turn the Martin Luther King holiday into just another day of shopping specials. Unfortunately, that day has arrived in my community. I had a chance to contribute to a celebration in Muskegon Michigan last Friday. If you have 10 minutes to celebrate the true meaning of [...]
2012 National Diversity Women’s Business Leadership Conference
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I had the opportunity to drive to the mountains and then to the shores of North Carolina to work with clients late last month. Although I usually do not like long car rides, these two were spectacular. I was constantly reminded of the miracles of nature as I enjoyed the many hues of the changing [...]
Sight is the ability to see. Vision is the ability to SEE beyond barriers, turning them into bridges and realizing the benefits of diversity and inclusion in our workplace and communities. Challenge yourself to seek opportunities to learn about individuals of different groups; engage in meaningful dialogue and fun activities with members of different groups [...]
Who doesn’t like to win?! Organizations are constantly in search of new ways to beat the competition. Many have tapped into what continues to be a major competitive edge. That competitive edge is diversity in talent. All companies want talented, competent and committed human capital – or as many organizations refer to them – the [...]
October 1st is celebrated by many as Diversity Day. Lenora Billings-Harris will present excerpts from TrailBlazers: How Business Leaders Accelerate Results through Inclusion and Diversity.
We are all different and yet we have the sames wants and needs to be included and respected no matter what color our skin, our nationality or our other outward appearances.
