Lesson 2: The business case for EDI (Pt. 1)

In this lesson, Nishan Yihalem explores the benefits and advantages of implementing Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) practices in the workplace, citing the following material.    

  

     McKinsey & Co. • Why Diversity Matters Even More: The Case for Holistic Impact

 

     Max Nathan and Neil Lee • Cultural Diversity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship: Firm-level      Evidence from London

 

     Harvard Business Review • How Diversity Can Drive Innovation

 

     Cloverpop • Hacking Diversity with Inclusive Decision Making

 
     Harvard Business Review • Teams Solve Problems Faster When They’re More Cognitively Diverse

 

     Deloitte • Waiter, Is That Inclusion in My Soup? A New Recipe to Improve Business Performance

 

     McKinsey & Co. • Understanding Organizational Barriers to a More Inclusive Workplace

 

     BCG • Inclusion Isn’t Just Nice. It’s Necessary.

 
     GlassDoor • Glassdoor’s Diversity and Inclusion Workplace Survey

 

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