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- 08 Mar 2021
- Ritu Mohanka, VP Strategy & Business Development EMEA, Glint Inc.
Why do women feel a heavier burden from their workload than men? Ritu Mohanka offers some practical steps on how to address this trend. -
- 08 Mar 2021
- Kath Burlinson, tutor, RADA Business
To help businesswomen feel more empowered to take on challenging conversations, RADA Business tutor, Kath Burlinson, shares some simple advice. -
- 08 Mar 2021
- Cathryn Ross, Group Regulatory Affairs Director, BT Group
Forging career pathways for women who are yet to join the workforce is how we sustain female career progression in tech, explains Cathryn Ross. -
- 15 Dec 2020
- Sheryl Miller, entrepreneur, coach and author
Tear up the old unconscious bias training manuals and start building a culture of inclusion by creating a safe space for brave conversations. -
- 30 Nov 2020
- Lexie Sims, Director of Executive Search & Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Consulting, The Good Board
How can you develop an inclusive culture in order to increase diversity at senior leadership team level? Lexie Sims offers her advice. -
- 13 Oct 2020
- Sheree Atcheson, Peakon
As October marks Black History Month, Sheree Atcheson outlines practical steps that leaders can take to show support for Black Lives Matter. -
- 05 Aug 2020
- Han Son Lee, founder, Daddilife.
The pandemic might just bring about a positive change in working patterns for working families, writes Han Son Lee, founder of Daddilife. -
- 12 Jun 2020
- Binna Kandola, Senior Partner and Co-founder, Pearn Kandola
We prove our commitment to inclusion in the way we behave towards one another, writes business psychologist Binna Kandola. -
- 05 Jun 2020
- Clare Grist Taylor, Associate Editor, Changeboard
Unconscious bias training has become a popular response for organisations wanting to promote inclusion. But does it work? What are the alternatives? -
- 20 May 2020
- Changeboard Team
In a business landscape irrefutably changed by the pandemic, workplace mental health strategies are increasingly vital. The 87 Percent app can help. -
- 29 Mar 2020
- Anders Dysvik, Professor of Organisational Behaviour, BI Norwegian Business School
Business leaders must understand the cultural variations in what motivates workers, writes professor of organisational behaviour Anders Dysvik. -
- 08 Mar 2020
- Heidrick & Struggles
Why do some organisations’ diversity and inclusion efforts seem to contribute more significantly to commercial success than those of others? -
- 06 Mar 2020
- Saeed Atcha, CEO, Youth Leads UK
Saeed Atcha MBE, DL is the government’s social mobility commissioner. He explains why business has a huge role to play in progressing social mobility. -
- 30 Nov 2019
- Clare Grist Taylor
Since Susan Cain published Quiet, awareness of introverted work practices has grown massively, yet most workplaces remain designed for the extrovert. -
- 24 Sep 2019
- Changeboard Team
As our working lives extend, reverse mentoring could be a valuable initiative in re-skilling your workforce. -
- 19 Sep 2019
- Ralph Jones
Are you doing enough on neurodiversity? We report on a roundtable event on how you can engage candidates and employees with neurological conditions. -
- 05 Aug 2019
- Changeboard Team
Virgin Media and Scope launched the #WorkWithMe pledge in 2017 to support one million disabled people to get and stay in work. -
- 05 Aug 2019
- Nancy Lengthorn, managing partner – head of D&I and future talent, MediaCom
Transform how you bring people into your organisation, writes Nancy Lengthorn, managing partner – head of D&I and future at MediaCom. -
- 25 Jul 2019
- Heidrick & Struggles vice chairman Bonnie Gwin and managing partner Victoria Reese
Heidrick & Struggles vice chair Bonnie Gwin and managing partner Victoria Reese share lessons from female chairs about the journey to CEO. -
- 28 Feb 2019
- Changeboard Team
We speak to Hashi Mohamed about coming to the UK, training as a barrister, and what social mobility means to him.