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Let’s talk Diversity & Inclusion With Alyssa Ordu, Jack Williams and Lina Ashour

Author: Albany Beck
Posted in: Diversity & Inclusion
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In this episode, we’re joined by Jack Williams, Inclusion & Diversity Advisor at BCLP, alongside Alyssa Ordu, Diversity & Inclusion Consultant at Hustle Crew and Lina Ashour, Corporate Communications & Public Affairs Manager at SAGE Publishing.

They discuss all things LGBTQ+, the ongoing learning journey companies and employees are going through, and help break down exactly what people mean when they talk about diversity. It’s a fantastic watch and includes some great insights for companies.

To understand what it truly means to be an inclusive organisation and the steps your bank can take to improve both diversity and inclusion, you won't want to miss our latest episode. Just press play below:

 

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