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Developing Inclusive Leadership: Lessons Learned From the DiversityInc Top 50
What makes a leader effective? What leadership qualities do top executives of the most progressive companies have? These were some of the questions addressed at DiversityInc's recent conference on leadership and in roundtables with 11 chief diversity officers, plus the chief of personnel for the U.S. Navy. More»
Employee-Resource Groups Are the Future: Lessons Learned From the DiversityInc Top 50
In interviews with chief diversity officers from The DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity®, employee-resource groups emerge as THE defining factor in successful recruitment, retention, talent development and innovation as well as reaching customers/clients. More»
Lessons Learned From The DiversityInc Top 50 Webinar
  • Billie Williamson, Partner, Americas Inclusiveness Officer of Ernst & Young
  • Mae Douglas, Senior Vice President and Chief People Officer of Cox Communications
  • Learn from the organizations that are taking diversity management to a new level to enhance their competitive advantage.
  • What are they doing that you need to be doing? Get detailed, specific how-to’s.
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Diversity Drives Innovation: Lessons Learned From the DiversityInc Top 50
Innovation is the key to sustainable success, chief diversity officers tell us. Find out how the most progressive companies use their increasingly diverse talent to find innovative solutions to today's business and economic issues. More»
Values = Strong Diversity: Lessons Learned From the DiversityInc Top 50
Eleven chief diversity officers plus the chief of personnel for the U.S. Navy sat down with us to discuss why their organization's inherent values are so critical to their diversity success. More»
Lessons Learned From the DiversityInc Top 50 Webinar
  • Ron Glover, VP, Diversity and Workforce Programs
  • Ron Parker, SVP, Chief Global Diversity and Inclusion Officer, PepsiCo
  • How do you produce results from your diversity initiatives that can help your company—and save your job—in these tough times?
  • Find out how diversity helps them recruit, retain and develop talent, connect with customers and suppliers, and generate real revenue, even during an economic upheaval.
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8 Top 50 CEOs Tell the World Why Diversity Counts
To address the burgeoning questions surrounding global diversity, as well as diversity management and communications trends, DiversityInc conducted a virtual roundtable with CEOs from eight of the DiversityInc Top 50 companies: The Coca-Cola Co., PricewaterhouseCoopers, Procter & Gamble, Merrill Lynch, American Express, Deloitte, Novartis, and Accenture. More»
Candid Advice From CEOs on Diversity
DiversityInc assembled an index of companies that received the highest scores on CEO commitment in the DiversityInc Top 50 survey. CEOs from four of those companies—Wells Fargo, PepsiCo, Sprint Nextel and Eastman Kodak Co.—answered questions about their motivations for becoming diversity champions and their most successful strategies. More»
Career Advice From a Black CEO
Ronald Williams, CEO and chairman of Aetna, is one of only a handful of Black CEOs in Fortune 500 companies. DiversityInc sat with Williams at his office in Hartford, Conn., as he offered insightful career advice on everything from the importance of mentoring to taking control of your own career to that critical first impression. More»
One CEOs Fight for Domestic-Partner Benefits
After more than a decade of discussion, global office-furniture leader Steelcase finally decided to implement health benefits for same-sex domestic partners of employees in March 2008. What tipped the scales? More»
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