44 CEOs sign up to advance workplace disability inclusion & equality
Several more CEOs have signed up to Disability:IN’s movement to advance workplace disability inclusion and equality, as we move closer to International...
REVEALED: 2020’s inspiring diversity & inclusion advocates
Women in Hospitality, Travel & Leisure (WiHTL) has revealed the top female talent to watch, as well as the names of this year's most...
Nasdaq pushes for more diversity in US corporate boardrooms
Nasdaq has filed a proposal with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today, to approve new rules that will force listed company boards to...
CBI: Diversity & inclusion ‘critical’ to UK economic recovery
"Diversity and inclusion is critical to the UK's economic recovery and no company can afford to let the issue slip down the priority...
Diverse voices in the workplace ‘not being heard’ says ADP Canada
Diverse voices of women and ethnic minorities in the workplace are not being heard, revealed a study from ADP Canada, the HR, talent,...
Barings makes key CHRO & Chief DE&I Officer appointments
Barings, one of the world's leading investment management firms, has appointed Caroline Mandeville as its Chief Human Resources Officer, and Chasity Boyce as Chief Diversity, Equity...
New app forces big business to behave responsibly & play fair
Consumers with a conscience now have the power to force businesses to behave responsibly and fairly, thanks to the launch of a...
GVC & IGT rank top for diversity & inclusion in gaming & betting
GVC and International Game Technology (IGT) have been recognised by the All-In Diversity Project as the two highest-ranking companies in the gaming...
OSPE plans to end engineering’s systemic bias & exclusion culture
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) has announced a four-point plan to end engineering’s culture of exclusion and systemic bias.
Wine industry confirms diversity & inclusion ‘good for business’
This year’s wine2wine Business Forum confirmed that diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) are "good for business", according to the organisers Vinitaly and Veronfiere.













































