Can CEOs, Diversity Leaders Use Personal Examples to Sell D&I to White Men?
Toyota Financial Services, Deloitte, Cox Communications and Altria reveal at our event what it takes to get white men to “buy in” to the value of diversity.
Read more ›Toyota Financial Services, Deloitte, Cox Communications and Altria reveal at our event what it takes to get white men to “buy in” to the value of diversity.
Read more ›Get white men on board for diversity management with PwC’s unique and innovative diversity initiative. The firm’s diversity leader shares his methodology for this successful program.
Read more ›Have the tables turned on white men? What should they do about it?
Read more ›Workplace diversity includes ALL employees. See how companies are showing white men what’s in it for them.
Read more ›A reader is angered over a conservative commentator Pat Buchanan’s opinion and asks for DiversityInc CEO Luke Visconti’s take on white America and this election.
Read more ›A 21-year-old chemical-engineering student asks a question. DiversityInc CEO Luke Visconti has an answer.
Read more ›Diversity training’s purpose is to help people develop relationships to people who are not like them. So why should chief executives demand support for diversity training especially from those who may think it doesn’t apply to them? The White Guy explains.
Read more ›There’s no business case for diversity unless you make it, says DiversityInc’s CEO Luke Visconti. How can a company manage diversity to produce positive results?
Read more ›Whites are expected to make up less than half the population by 2042. A DiversityInc reader asks if whites have the right to be angry about their dwindling deep-rooted culture. Read the White Guy’s response.
Read more ›The Wall Street Journal wrote that “having a white male in charge of diversity efforts lends legitimacy to the effort and brings other white males on board.” One reader asks the White Guy if he agrees. Read his answer here.
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