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Intentional Conversations with Jad-Évangelou Nasser
Welcome to Intentional Conversations, where we intersect diversity, equity, and inclusion with leadership and business.
This week we welcomed Jad-Évangelo Nasser to Intentional Conversations!
So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!
** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Identity and lived experiences are very important. Intersectionality is different in different countries.
- Some people use intersectionality to brand themselves and advance in DEI spaces. Intersectionality should be used for education.
- Use intersectionality to understand the interconnectedness of the world. Dig into the history of the country that shapes your identity.
- When someone says they don’t like a specific word, even if you don’t agree, respect it.
- Global leadership requires you to break down walls and challenge previous boundaries and thoughts... you must immerse and decenter yourself and learn things we don’t know.
- You don’t have to travel to learn about other countries and become a global leader, you have to take the time to learn about global narratives.
- Becoming a global leader takes time, questions, and conversations.
- Global leaders are curious.
- Adapting business culture uses inside research, unbiased data and surveys...however, it’s limited... lived experience is needed.
- Global events help us to look at local events from another angle that maybe we haven’t thought about before.
Article shared in this episode: A Multicultural Manager or Boss of the World Gives Companies An Edge in the Global Marketplace
CONNECT WITH JAD:
On LinkedIn | Instagram
On his website
CONNECT WITH NIKA WHITE CONSULTING:
Connect on LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | X
Subscribe to the NWC YouTube channel (New videos and more weekly!)
Visit the NWC website
Get your copy of Inclusion Uncomplicated
Get the weekly newsletter!
Want to be the first to know about upcoming events, tips and more? Sign up for our SMS list. We promise no spam, just the good stuff!
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By Nika White ConsultingWelcome to Intentional Conversations, where we intersect diversity, equity, and inclusion with leadership and business.
This week we welcomed Jad-Évangelo Nasser to Intentional Conversations!
So, grab your headphones 🎧, press play, and let the conversation begin!
** Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our channel because we're all about keeping the great conversations flowing. **
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Identity and lived experiences are very important. Intersectionality is different in different countries.
- Some people use intersectionality to brand themselves and advance in DEI spaces. Intersectionality should be used for education.
- Use intersectionality to understand the interconnectedness of the world. Dig into the history of the country that shapes your identity.
- When someone says they don’t like a specific word, even if you don’t agree, respect it.
- Global leadership requires you to break down walls and challenge previous boundaries and thoughts... you must immerse and decenter yourself and learn things we don’t know.
- You don’t have to travel to learn about other countries and become a global leader, you have to take the time to learn about global narratives.
- Becoming a global leader takes time, questions, and conversations.
- Global leaders are curious.
- Adapting business culture uses inside research, unbiased data and surveys...however, it’s limited... lived experience is needed.
- Global events help us to look at local events from another angle that maybe we haven’t thought about before.
Article shared in this episode: A Multicultural Manager or Boss of the World Gives Companies An Edge in the Global Marketplace
CONNECT WITH JAD:
On LinkedIn | Instagram
On his website
CONNECT WITH NIKA WHITE CONSULTING:
Connect on LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram | X
Subscribe to the NWC YouTube channel (New videos and more weekly!)
Visit the NWC website
Get your copy of Inclusion Uncomplicated
Get the weekly newsletter!
Want to be the first to know about upcoming events, tips and more? Sign up for our SMS list. We promise no spam, just the good stuff!