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Why Innovation is not "Invented Here"

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We have all been trained that the more control we have, the more successful we will be. We need diverse social and professional connections to innovate. If you invent something while working in a vibrant and diverse place, your invention has a greater likelihood to soar and succeed.

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Create Resilient Teams

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With the right tools and the right training, this form of agility can be built into the muscle memory of any organization. The blend of mapping diverse neuroscience research to practical tools and techniques has generated the many results clients rave about.

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Elevate Your Leadership

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To remain competitive and profitable, our corporations have to level the playing field so board seats are obtainable to a wider, richly qualified, and much more diverse range of talent. Training the Mind. Promoting Diversity at Work. It would be safe to say that our country’s free enterprise systems depends on it.

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Thinking Differently

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Think of this as a kind of diversity a diversity of the mind. We need to understand our unique personality and our early experiences that helped forge it, and then we must train ourselves to become conscious of the ways our attitudes can help or hurt us and others.

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Teams and Thinking Style

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While teambuilding and sensitivity training workshops abound, they typically deliver little in the way of long-term impact, often because they overlook an essential factor driving team performance: thinking. How can we use diverse thinking to move from conflict to creative contention?

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Rethink Leadership for the XX Factor

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Many diversity programs offer only mentoring or networking among women who all face the same tough odds. Even when CEOs promote diversity, only 54% of employees believe it, McKinsey says. Engaging the C-Suite means: Have senior vice presidents and other top leaders nominate diverse talent for leadership development and visible roles.

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Unbridled Capitalism

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On the other hand, we are not all created equal when it comes to our diverse aptitudes and abilities. Rather, our economic and social framework must be modified to provide the training and jobs necessary to reduce the number of people living below the poverty line. tax revenues.

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