There’s a phrase in the equity, diversity, and inclusion space that states: Diversity is a fact. Inclusion is a practice. Equity is a goal. All of that is true, but it’s today's leaders who must enable, scale, and sustain all these things. To create a strong bench filled with leaders who prioritize equity, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace, talent leaders must invest in and work to build an inclusive mindset across their organizational ranks. To build an inclusive mindset requires a specialized skill set and tool set. This webinar will help talent leaders identify how inclusive leaders think and perceive the world, what paradigm shifts need to happen internally to enable the consistent practice and prioritization of inclusion, and how inclusive leadership is evolving. It’s not a static concept. Talent leaders must keep their fingers on the pulse of changing definitions, strategies, and tactics to equip their leaders now and in the future.
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Iyad Uakoub leads behavioral science at Sounding Board. His mission is to connect science to practice and tell evidence-based stories to fuel the company’s ongoing growth. He led L&D and people programs for three multibillion-dollar tech startups and designed nationally recognized coaching and data insights interventions at Stanford, Purdue, and the UN. He did his master’s and doctoral research in organizational behavior, management, and psychology at Purdue, USF, and Harvard. Iyad is also a fellow at the Harvard Institute of Coaching, a Fulbright scholar, and a certified coach.
Kellye Whitney has more than 15 years of marketing and publishing experience with a focus on learning and development, talent management, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. As the head of content for Sounding Board and an award-winning editor and blogger, she uses deep industry experience and her skill as a storyteller to uncover and share strategies leaders can use to make the most of their talent and develop more effective leaders.