Build Sustainability and Inclusiveness Into Your Organization’s Recovery Plan

Posted on July 07, 2021
Build Sustainability and Inclusiveness Into Your Organization’s Recovery Plan

During the pandemic, much changed in the way we think of equity and how different communities have been affected by the virus’s social and  economic impact.

By focusing on the resources, leadership tools and frameworks you need to lead a successful recovery, the return to a new normal can be more inclusive and sustainable.

To prepare leaders for the return to work, Schulich ExecEd will hold a series of five morning sessions, titled Building Back Better: A Leadership Bootcamp for a Sustainable Recovery beginning Aug. 23, aimed at ensuring you are prepared to help your people navigate the changed environment they are heading into.

Return to work will increase direct contact and engagement, which will heighten the frequency and intensity of the difficult conversations and collaborations that will happen as the result of heightened awareness of systemic bias. Business as usual is not an option.

The approach you take as a leader is critical to the recovery and its sustainability. How will you cultivate bias consciousness and an equitable and inclusive culture to drive productivity.

In this video, Michel Shah talks about her session where she will share key insights, challenges and opportunities that leaders face with unconscious bias in a post-Covid world.

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Michel ShahMichel Shah is a facilitator in the Schulich ExecEd and the presenter for “Build Sustainability and Inclusiveness Into Your Organization’s Recovery Plan”, the third session in Building Back Better: A Leadership Bootcamp for a Sustainable Recovery. The series consists of five, two-hour sessions, each morning from 8-10am, Aug. 23-27.  For more information and to register, visit the program web page.