Pathways to Excellence: Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Presented by JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Derived from the Eight Key Areas of Nonprofit Excellence and featuring panelists from winners and finalists of the New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards over the past ten years, this workshop is dedicated to informing nonprofit leaders about strategies that work to achieve management excellence in diversity and inclusion. This workshop will spotlight strategies for inclusion: what does it look like and various perspectives.

Key Takeaways:

Overview of diversity and inclusion excellence
Effective strategies for inclusion in your organization
Useful tools and resources to take back and use for assessing and setting goals for inclusion

The panel is moderated by 2016 Awards Selection Committee member Tanya Odom, Global Diversity and Inclusion Education Consultant and Executive Coach and will feature as panelists Robyne Walker Murphy, Executive Director at Groundswell and Daryl Samuel, Director of Human Resources and Administration at New York Lawyers for the Public Interest.

This session will be of most interest to be Executive Directors, Executive Team members, and staff working in human resources.

The sponsor of the Pathways to Excellence education workshops

Please Note: This meeting may be limited to ONE person per organization due to space constraints. Pathways sessions are open to members & and non-members.

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