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Diversity and inclusion are two of the hottest topics in today's business world. But, many companies don't go beyond just talking about them. So, it is time for us to stop talking and start acting towards making the business world equally open for everyone.
In this episode of Through Your Looking Glass, our host, Patrick Comer, chats with Charlene Adamah and Graham Idehen, the co-founders of Colour Of Research (CORe). Graham is also the Director of Customer Success at Lucid.
Charlene and Graham share the story behind Colour Of Research. They explain that Colour Of Research is an organization comprising like-minded individuals gathered around the same goal — to create more diversity.
They also touch upon their mentorship program and its impact on younger generations who are at the beginning of their professional journey. According to our guests, there's nothing more rewarding than helping others, and so, being part of Colour Of Research involves being a team player.
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By LucidDiversity and inclusion are two of the hottest topics in today's business world. But, many companies don't go beyond just talking about them. So, it is time for us to stop talking and start acting towards making the business world equally open for everyone.
In this episode of Through Your Looking Glass, our host, Patrick Comer, chats with Charlene Adamah and Graham Idehen, the co-founders of Colour Of Research (CORe). Graham is also the Director of Customer Success at Lucid.
Charlene and Graham share the story behind Colour Of Research. They explain that Colour Of Research is an organization comprising like-minded individuals gathered around the same goal — to create more diversity.
They also touch upon their mentorship program and its impact on younger generations who are at the beginning of their professional journey. According to our guests, there's nothing more rewarding than helping others, and so, being part of Colour Of Research involves being a team player.