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🏳️🌈Pride is almost here, and I am really curious: How's your organization planning to celebrate Pride Month this year? Comment below!

Hi everyone. I'd like to share with all of you some information about Living Corporate , a great resource for organizations that plan to amplify and connect with Black and Brown communities. Their approach to media campaigns, both internal and external , is very unique in this space. I encourage you to take a look if this is potentially a part of your strategy (or if is not, how they could be). Check out the case studies if you get a chance--really interesting. https://lnkd.in/gkpBbuWi

I had a thought-provoking experience as a panelist at the Open Arms virtual conference hosted by @From Day One. The conference focused on expanding our understanding of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Organizations, regardless of size, must acknowledge the significance of DEI initiatives in fostering a culture of belonging and unlocking growth opportunities. As leaders, let's ensure our organizations create programs that honor the unique experiences of our employees. Embracing intersectionality, acknowledging the multiple attributes that shape each person's identity, is crucial. Learn more about my approach to DEI with Ecolab: https://bit.ly/3qYREPd From Day One

As we embrace the vibrant hues of Holi, the festival teaches us invaluable lessons in leadership and personal and professional development. This festival, celebrated across diverse cultures, symbolizes the victory of good over evil, the importance of love and forgiveness, and the joy of spring's arrival. It encourages us to break down barriers, fostering inclusivity and unity, much like a leader who builds strong, cohesive teams. In the realm of personal development, Holi inspires us to let go of past grievances, akin to the practice of burning Holika. It's a reminder that forgiveness and moving forward are essential for growth. Professionally, this translates into resolving conflicts and nurturing positive workplace relationships, essential for teamwork and collaboration. The playful exchange of colors represents diversity and the acceptance of different perspectives, crucial for innovation and creativity in any field. It teaches us to appreciate and leverage diverse skill sets and viewpoints, driving collective success. Moreover, Holi's communal celebrations highlight the significance of building strong connections, underscoring the importance of networking and community in achieving personal and professional goals. As we celebrate Holi, let's imbibe these lessons into our leadership style and personal development journey, striving for inclusivity, forgiveness, diversity, and strong community bonds. Here's to a colorful and successful year ahead, filled with the spirit of Holi!