[WORKSHOP] ICIE WEEK – Corporate Webinar: Discovering the GDEIB: Global Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Benchmark
Wednesday 16 March 2022 at 2pm – online
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IÉSEG is pleased to invite you to its interactive workshop during the INTERCULTURAL ENGAGEMENT WEEK which will take place online on 16 March 2022.
Many organisations are engaged in the process of becoming more diverse and inclusive. These issues are complex as they cut across the activities and structures of any organisation. On the occasion of the launch of the French edition of the Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Benchmark, this webinar will allow members of the Center for Global Inclusion, the creator of the benchmark, to present the tool and share examples of how it can be used in a variety of organisational contexts.
About our speakers:
- Lynda WHITE has over 30 years of experience as a human resources professional specialising in diversity and inclusion. She is currently President of McLeod White and Associates Inc, a consulting firm providing organizational development services in the areas of diversity and inclusion, equity, leadership, systems thinking, facilitation and training, strategic planning and change. Lynda is Chair of the Board of the Center for Global Inclusion.
- Pascale THORRE is currently Head of Global Inclusion and Diversity at Heineken Company and is a recognized expert in inclusion, innovation and strategy with over 30 years of industry experience. At Heineken, Pascale focuses on the development of the global inclusion and diversity strategy. After joining the Dutch brewer at the end of 2018, Pascale implemented nine new inclusive practices to bring inclusion to life within the company. She also trained and developed over 900 leaders in workshops on inclusive leadership and unconscious bias.
- Stéphane PATRY is the Senior Human Resources Advisor since 2010, responsible for the City of Montreal’s DEI program. He implements action plans to ensure that the City, with its 27,000 employees, is a fair, equitable, diverse and successful organization. He strongly believes in the benefits of strategic partnerships with non-profit organizations and intercultural experts to strengthen DCI initiatives. Stéphane is a strong supporter of GDEIB and led the French translation.
- Grant DOUGLAS is currently Head of the Intercultural Track at the IÉSEG School of Management. He is co-director of the ICIE (IÉSEG Center for Intercultural Engagement), vice-president of SIETAR France (Society for Intercultural Training, Education and Research) and a board member of the IACCM (International Association of Cross-Cultural Competence and Management). Grant also contributed to the latest edition of GDEIB and its translation into French.
