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7th March, 2017
14.30-16.00
Enei Offices, 32-36 Loman Street, London, SE1 0EH
There is a growing debate on the nature of leadership and how organisational leaders can ensure that they adopt a skill set which enables them to manage an increasingly diverse workplace more effectively. How do leaders move away from ‘command and control’ leadership styles to ones that are more collaborative and engages with difference, based in for instance cultural background, age, sexual orientation or thinking and work styles? This will be a key question explored in this 1.5 hour introductory workshop.
Other themes and questions explored will include:
- The relationship between diversity and organisational performance & profit
- An overview of Unconscious Bias
- The role of trust in managing diversity
- Learning how to manage difference inclusively
This introductory session will be highly participative. We will encourage participants to explore their own and organisational biases prior to attending the workshop. Within the workshop there will be the use of a range of scenarios from public and private sector organisations to gain further insight into what inclusive leadership looks like in practice.
We will also provide you with some practical tips for promoting inclusive leadership.
Workshop Facilitator: Alaba Okuyiga
Cost
Free Members / £199 Non Members
Due to limited space and likely high demand there will be a £50 plus VAT admin charge for cancellations received less than 5 days prior to the event.
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