Diversity management relies on accurate measurement of diversity metrics to track and sustain results. But which metrics are most valuable for successful diversity management: recruitment, promotions, engagement, retention or others? And how do you factor in accountability and CEO commitment?

Lou Miramontes, partner, KPMG (No. 22 in The 2012 DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity), Jim Norman, vice president, diversity, Kraft Foods (No. 7), and Nellie Borrero, managing director, global inclusion and diversity, Accenture (No. 12), discuss these issues in our diversity web seminar on metrics/accountability.

Moderated by DiversityInc’s Barbara Frankel, senior vice president and executive editor, these diversity leaders reveal the keys to their diversity-management success through their measurement of best practices such as resource-group membership, mentoring participation, philanthropy to multicultural organizations, and supplier diversity—and how they link executive compensation to the success of their diversity scorecards.

The 90-minute diversity web seminar, which is also available as a downloadable PDF, will offer readers comprehensive information in the form of case studies, including:

• Insight into key best practices in diversity management from our exclusive DiversityInc Top 50 data, such as mentoring, philanthropy and metrics measurements
• How KPMG determines its diversity goals and why it takes a layered approach to measurement
• What Kraft Foods’ diversity and inclusion initiatives are and how it uses a diversity-performance factor to hold leaders accountable for results in diversity management
• Why measurement helps Accenture fully utilize its diversity-management initiatives

Borrero says, “Building an inclusive and diverse workplace through a culture of sponsorship and measurement … is a journey.” Make sure your organization is prepared and is measuring the right metrics.

Watch the diversity metrics web seminar on DiversityIncBestPractices.com.