About this event
What will corporate DEI look like in 2025? This is a question that's top of mind for many talent practitioners as we soon enter a new year. Despite all the noise of protests against corporate DEI and the potential of different federal leadership, many companies are still continuing to invest in DEI work and push an anti-bias agenda.
To help us answer this burning question during our October webinar, we're incredibly excited to be joined by an expert panel of leaders driving change in corporate DEI - Fran Benjamin, Managing Partner at Good Works Consulting; John Graham Jr., VP of Employer Brand, Diversity & Culture at Shaker Recruitment Marketing; and Kalifa Oliver, Experience Coach & Executive Advisor at Kalifa K Oliver Experience Coaching.
During the session, we'll chat through:
- A recap of the major events that have shaped DEI in 2024
- Emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities organizations will encounter in developing meaningful, long-term DEI strategies - including how shifting social dynamics will influence corporate DEI policies
- The role of leadership in driving sustainable change
- The impact of technology and data on DEI initiatives
...and more! Looking forward to seeing you on October 16th as we gain practical insights on how to stay ahead of DEI trends and ensure sustainable progress within your organizations.
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Guest speaker
Kalifa Oliver Executive Coach & Advisor @ Kalifa K Oliver Experience CoachingG
Kalifa is an international experience coach, executive advisor, keynote speaker, author, and expert on building brilliant experiences using people-centered design and analytics. She has consulted for several companies and industries including tech start-ups, non-profits, and Fortune 500 companies to help them reposition their culture and employer value proposition. She is also a dynamic speaker who coaches leaders on reaching their leadership goals through taking control of their voice, space, and energy. She is the author of I Think I Love My Job, a must-read book for professionals and executives connected to the HR space.
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Guest speaker
Fran Benjamin Managing Partner & Principal Consultant @ Good Works ConsultingG
Fran is the Managing Partner and Principal Consultant of Good Works Consulting, an organizational development consultancy that centers equity, diversity, and inclusion in everything it does. In this role, Fran leads a global team who have collectively delivered over 50 successful consulting and coaching engagements to startups and fortune 500 companies alike in the past three years alone. Fran has advised organizations such as NIKE, the City of Minneapolis, Genentech, San Francisco Health Plan, Airbnb, Cargill, and Bayer.
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Guest speaker
John Graham Jr. VP, Employer Brand Strategy, Humanity & Culture @ Shaker Recruitment MarketingG
John Graham is renowned for helping global companies discover their essence. His meticulously researched employee value propositions and employer brand development have pioneered innovative methods to articulate the cultures of some of the world’s most recognized brands, bringing to life the humanity of employee experiences. While Graham has been featured in Forbes, USA Today, and the New York Times for his bestselling book, 'Plantation Theory: The Black Professional’s Struggle Between Freedom & Security,' his compelling oratory has led to invitations to speak at prominent organizations, including Google, LinkedIn, Prudential, Mayo Clinic, and many more.
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Team member
Edisa Rodriguez (she, her) Head of Growth @ PillarT
Former investment banker, consultant and operator turned founder and early-stage startup leader within the HR Tech space. Talk to me about interview intelligence, diversity recruiting, getting an MBA, breaking into Investment Banking, and all things startups.
Pillar
Great teams start with great interviewsAt Pillar, we understand that exceptional talent is the foundation of successful businesses. By recording virtual interviews, Pillar harnesses the power of AI to enable hiring teams to run a faster and better interview process.
