Overview
A conversation about diversity and inclusion in business used to be whispered, for fear of “rocking the boat” or being political. That kind of mentality is long gone. Now, in an age of innovation and open communication, diversity and inclusion can take place freely, to the benefit and well-being of employees and the workplace environment as a whole.
So, what do we mean when we say our workplace is diverse and inclusive?
We’ve invited Rachel Wade, Manager, Global Diversity & Inclusion at Parkland Fuel, to join us for a discussion on how to foster openness and acceptance in the workplace, how that translates to being more receptive to the market and the customers you serve, and to practice communication methods that are effective and inclusive.
And like all things, this needs to be embraced as an ever-evolving and ongoing process.
In this latest Forward Level Webinar:
Are diversity and inclusion programs effective in the workplace?
How do you implement a D&I program successfully?
How management can champion diversity and inclusion in your organization
Why communication matters, from the top down to within individual teams
Can diversity and inclusion make a company more competitive?
Speakers
Rachel Wade, Manager, Global Diversity & Inclusion at Parkland Fuel and Founder of Including You Consulting
Rachel has spent the last seven years working in Diversity & Inclusion, helping organizations of various sizes and sectors build cultures of intentional inclusion. Currently, she is the Manager, Global Diversity & Inclusion at Parkland Fuel building inclusive strategies across Canada, United States, the Caribbean, Central and South America. She is also the Founder of Including You Consulting and was named Calgary's Top 40 Under 40 in 2019 due to her efforts in the non-profit sector and in advancing D&I.
Amish Morjaria, Founder and CEO, Forward Level
Vision and passion — they’re can’t-miss qualities when Amish is in the room. As the founder of Forward Level, Amish leans on his diverse marketing experience while constantly shaping what’s next. Amish has a gift of identifying the most unique attributes of a business (and members of our team) and ensuring the cream rises to the top.
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