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Episode 160 w/ Michelle Hanabusa

Episode 160 w/ Michelle Hanabusa

by Taylor Beaven | Apr 9, 2021 | Anti-racism, Inclusion, The Will to Change

Susan Mason, Executive Director and Co-Founder of What’s Next Washington, joins the program to discuss how organizations can recruit, hire and retain formerly incarcerated talent. Susan reveals some startling statistics about overcriminalization, including the fact...
Episode 159 w/ Susan Mason

Episode 159 w/ Susan Mason

by Taylor Beaven | Apr 7, 2021 | Diversity, Inclusion, The Will to Change

Susan Mason, Executive Director and Co-Founder of What’s Next Washington, joins the program to discuss how organizations can recruit, hire and retain formerly incarcerated talent. Susan reveals some startling statistics about overcriminalization, including the fact...
Episode 158: Fireside Chat

Episode 158: Fireside Chat

by Taylor Beaven | Mar 31, 2021 | Diversity, Inclusion, The Will to Change

This episode was originally recorded for the Moody’s Women Empowerment Video Series where DK Bartley is leading a DE&I Evolution at Moody’s that has created a culture focused on Authentic DE&I and incorporate DE&I in all Aspects of the Moody’s Business...
Episode 157 w/ Martina Winston

Episode 157 w/ Martina Winston

by Taylor Beaven | Mar 26, 2021 | Diversity, Inclusion, The Will to Change

In this episode, originally recorded as a DEI Community Call, JBC Senior Consultant Jeffery Smith moderated a conversation with Martina Winston, VP & Senior HR Partner/Diversity & Inclusion Leader at Protective Life. Discover how the huge shifts of 2020 have...
Episode 145 w/ Kay Fabella

Episode 145 w/ Kay Fabella

by Taylor Beaven | Jan 21, 2021 | Inclusion, The Will to Change, Workplace Culture

In this special episode of The Will to Change, you’ll hear a conversation between Jennifer Brown and DEI consultant Kay Fabella, as they reflect on Kay’s recent episode of her podcast, Inclusion in Progress, titled “My Top DEI Lessons from 2020.” You’ll also hear a...
Episode 138 w/ Brian McCormak, Elizabeth Roy, Bernadette Smith, and Mita Mallik

Episode 138 w/ Brian McCormak, Elizabeth Roy, Bernadette Smith, and Mita Mallik

by Taylor Beaven | Dec 2, 2020 | Allyship, Inclusion, The Will to Change

In this episode, originally recorded as a DEI Community Call, Jennifer Brown is joined by Brian McComak and Elizabeth Roy, both consultants at JBC, Bernadette Smith, the CEO of Equality Institute and Mita Mallick, the Head of Inclusion, Equity and Impact at Carta....
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