CENTRE FOR DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

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Bespoke services that allow you to support your commitment
towards greater diversity, equity and inclusion.

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Customized training for individuals & organizations to focus on critical issues and challenges.

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Key consulting strategies that develop a greater employee experience, belonging & inclusion.

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Targeted assessments to help organizations harness their capability & talent management strategy.

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CDI: CENTRE FOR DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

Why Us?

We have been in the business of developing great leaders for 30 years, working with an extensive global clientele.

  • Our DEI experts are renowned in their work whose training is complemented with lived experiences.
  • Our team reflects our commitment to diversity and inclusion. 
  • We customize our work and training for each organization so you get maximum impact and outcomes for your investment.
  • We leverage assessments and tools to set clear baselines, benchmarks and help support your investment in talent management, pipeline growth and cultural shift in a strategic inclusive way.
  • Our reviews are exceptional and reaffirm the excellence of our work and the product we deliver. 
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IDENTIFY

Recognizing how a diverse, equitable and inclusive workforce can aid in achieving business objectives aligned with the company's strategy.

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ASSESS

Assessment tools to systemically catalogue the ways in which an organization communicates its commitment to increasing diversity.

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Ensure that the six key pillars of DEI positively affect the implementation and arc of change in a way that is concrete and measurable.

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  • Amy H.
    It was nice to hear the perspectives of other people. Someone pointed out that some SPs didn’t want to deal with women. I wasn’t aware of things like that happening so it’s a good insight to have. So instead of passing off the file, we should be educating the SP on why that’s not a good way of doing business.
    Amy H.
  • Samia M.
    It feels taxing to explain to those who don’t see it the same way. When someone asks to tell me about it, I don’t feel like it’s my responsibility to educate those who are wrong. With this, we can finally change the roles and I don’t feel like I have to be the one to educate just because I am coloured.
    Samia M.
  • Robert T.
    I’ve had multiple of these conversations and it’s the first time it has been useful. I have been in 8 or 9 of them and this is actually great.
    Robert T.
  • Jessica W.
    I appreciate that this was raw and honest and not censored. There are still a lot of people that do not realize that this is a big issue.
    Jessica W.
  • Veda D.
    I’m not the only one that feels uncomfortable talking about race and it’s good to know that there are sessions like this.
    Veda D.
  • Tessa D.
    One of the things that struck me was inclusivity and those small actions where you don’t realize that you’re excluding somebody. Even just sitting at the same lunch table and calling upon the same people, others might feel excluded. For me as a manager, just thinking about how I should include or how I may be excluding people without realizing it.
    Tessa D.
  • Jamar J.
    From this training, I think in the past, I know I don’t hold these biases so that just makes me “okay” and gives me the green checkmark and but there needs to be a next step. I think to myself that you shouldn’t be scared of this and you should push forward.
    Jamar J.
  • Seungho P.
    This has been very helpful to me, there are lots of things we need to incorporate but it is a good start to change your mindset and how others are affected by your actions.
    Seungho P.
  • Brandon C.
    We had guest speakers come speak to us, I found these really valuable, if we do it again next year, we can expect some changes.
    Brandon C.
  • Keisha J.
    Thank you so much for guiding my team on our first D&I session. I personally feel that you bring so much to the table in our discussions and I’m really looking forward to our next sessions.
    Keisha J.
  • Vivian L.
    Thank you so much for another great session today. I think an aha moment for me is that we all feel comfortable enough to say we are uncomfortable speaking about it which helps to connect us all and in turn help make us feel more comfortable to speak about.
    Vivian L.
  • Mark A.
    From the sessions, there’s a wide variety of experience so I think that was something I’m going to take away from this, just learning everyone’s experience and understandings.
    Mark A.

"Diversity is having a seat at the table. Inclusion is having a voice. And belonging is having that voice be heard."

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