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Is there a way to approach diversity that is effective across many cultures and sectors, while at the same time helping us to understand the impact of our own biases on our work? Listen in as two practitioners informed by very different backgrounds and experiences explore this question. Diversity and leadership consultant Duncan Smith, interviewed by Hala Abdelnour, sees five "Foundations of Diversity" as essential guides for both newcomers to the field and experienced practitioners. Refined and tested across a wide range of corporate, government, and non-profit clients over nearly 30 years,…mehr

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Is there a way to approach diversity that is effective across many cultures and sectors, while at the same time helping us to understand the impact of our own biases on our work? Listen in as two practitioners informed by very different backgrounds and experiences explore this question. Diversity and leadership consultant Duncan Smith, interviewed by Hala Abdelnour, sees five "Foundations of Diversity" as essential guides for both newcomers to the field and experienced practitioners. Refined and tested across a wide range of corporate, government, and non-profit clients over nearly 30 years, in both "Western" and "non-Western" countries, this is an approach that is practical, relevant, and engaging.
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Duncan Smith is an Australian author and musician. He is most notable for writing three novels that come with rock music soundtracks, recorded with his band, Lighthouse XIII. These include 'The Vortex Winder' and 'The Maelstrom Ascendant,' a two book saga about Jimmy Brandt's journey through the corrupt and hedonistic world of showbiz. The third novel, 'Cultown,' is about Thomas Swan, leader of a bizarre religious cult which takes over a small American town. Smith has also written a non-fiction book, 'The Vast and the Spurious,' which analyses the recent gender war between men and women. It is a witty but compassionate look at the state of play today, a time when there is more anger between men and women than ever before.