In this episode of The Forum Podcast, Dan Egol and Minjon Tholen of Inclusion NextWork draw on the insights of Inclusion NextWork’s community of rising leaders across backgrounds, geographies, industries, and experience levels to explore new ways in which our generation engages with Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Social Justice (IDEAS).

As next-generation leaders continue to define our world, bridging the gap between generations is vital for ensuring strong talent pipelines, mutual knowledge sharing, collaborative innovation and sustainable growth. One of the core hallmarks of the millennial generation is the high value we place on Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Social Justice (IDEAS). In this session, we will draw on the insights of Inclusion NextWork’s community of rising leaders across backgrounds, geographies, industries, and experience levels to explore new ways in which our generation engages with IDEAS. What does incorporating an IDEAS lens across generations mean for the current and future trends in inclusive leadership in our organizations and communities? How can you as an organizational leader advocate for intergenerational collaboration by identifying and fostering the voices of emerging talent to inform your D&I strategy? Conversely, what can you as a rising leader do to cultivate your own voice and be an IDEAS champion regardless of industry, department, seniority level or background experience? Whether a current or emerging leader, you will leave this session with new insights and inspiration to engage next gen leaders as powerful partners in the future of D&I!

Learning Outcomes

• Hear new insights from next generation leaders on Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Social Justice
• Leverage these insights from the next generation to innovate your D&I approach
• Cultivate strategies to drive D&I impact from any position in your organization or community

This Podcast is a replay of our November 14, 2019 webinar, New Voices, New Visions: IDEAS About The Future of D&I From Next-Gen Leaders