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Applying Diversity and Inclusion: Five elements that no organisation can afford to ignore

Written by Michael Chi On Wong CMgr FCMI Tuesday 26 March 2024
Diversity and inclusion is a critical component of the modern organisation. But while it may seem like a straightforward concept, it takes care and attention to get it right. Here are five key tips…
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Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) has received increasing attention from the world’s leaders and managers in recent years. By embracing this management principle in their operation and growth strategies, organisations can benefit from a wider variety of abilities, experiences, thoughts and perspectives to unlock new potential and possibilities

Watch: The power of equity, diversity and inclusion: Business strategies for success

Throughout my long career, I have worked as both employee and employer in a range of organisations, from start-ups to listed companies. That professional journey has taught me five essential aspects that organisations can’t afford to neglect when it comes to promoting and applying D&I.

“Organisations can benefit from a wider variety of abilities, experiences, thoughts and perspectives to unlock new potential and possibilities”

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