Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Turning diverse individuals into a collaborative team
To attract and retain top-performance talent, workforce diversity, equity, and inclusion training need to become top leadership priorities, and elementary to the fabric of leadership DNA. The more that leaders create environments where individuals feel safe and comfortable bringing their whole selves to their jobs, the more included, committed, and engaged people will feel, and the more those individuals and their organizations will achieve.
GP Strategies’ global research on the skills that leaders need to be successful today, and in the future, discovered that building and maintaining an inclusive mindset was one of four most critical leadership skills. To best exhibit an inclusive mindset, leaders need to understand and combat personal, unconscious bias so that they can build collaborative, psychologically safe spaces for diverse teams.
To remain competitive amid rapid global growth, advances in technology, and an ever-changing workplace, organizations need inclusive leaders to leverage diversity as a strategic advantage. They need leaders who are committed to building their self-awareness and who have the tools they need to act upon their insights.
We view diversity, equity, and inclusion as a foundation to an engaged and productive workforce, a key element to organizational success. Inclusive leaders tap into the needs and skills of individuals and teams and leverage those talents to achieve maximum contribution toward organizational goals. When employees feel that they are a part of something larger than themselves, while at the same time valued for their individuality, they are more engaged, more innovative, and more committed to their team.
Today’s workers want to be recognized as more than contributors to the bottom line.
Maintaining a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion values each individual as a human being while supporting them in using their unique talents, skills, and aptitudes to the fullest.
GP Strategies delivers a range of diversity training and inclusion solutions to help leaders create safe and fostering workplace environments where workforce members can strive and thrive.
Our Solutions
Unconscious Bias
Build critical self-awareness by uncovering potential bias blind spots, introducing a language to discuss inclusion, and providing practical, easy-to-apply tools that contribute to an inclusive culture.
Microaggressions
Develop the ability to address microaggressions and micro-inequities, and learn how these experiences affect individuals personally and professionally.
Inclusion & Belonging
Leaders learn how to move beyond surface-level conversations to self-reflection in order to develop their skills in creating inclusive environments. This program also creates a launching point for awareness and new habits so that leaders can have an impact at work and beyond.
Inclusive Talent Management
Recruiting and developing productive, innovative, quality-minded, multigenerational, multicultural, and diverse employees is far more complex than ever before. Recruiters, HR, and all leaders will learn the tools and skills crucial to meeting the diversity and inclusion needs of the organization.
Allyship & Sponsorship
Allyship and sponsorship is a relationship between two people working together toward the shared goal of fairness, equity, and social justice. You will learn tools to promote diversity and inclusion at your organization and to best partner with others to address inequality and achieve your shared goals.
DEI Organizational Survey
Organizational performance and personal satisfaction are improved when employees work in an environment that values inclusivity. Our survey approach is designed to provide actionable insights and a framework for driving shared accountability on inclusion in your organization.
Insight & Innovation
Discover thought leadership from our clients and team of experts
Movement or Moment? A Pulse on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace from Leaders and Employees
Addressing Personal Bias and Microaggressions
Creating an Anti-Racist Organization
