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The Culture Ministry exists to create inclusive, accessible environments so that people and businesses can thrive.
Combining a big picture, balanced approach with real-world experience, we help organisations understand their diversity and inclusion shortcomings – and identify practical, measurable actions to move them forward.
Go to https://www.thecultureministry.com/ to learn more
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A Dog Called Diversity is proud to be featured on Feedspot's 20 Best Diversity And Inclusion Podcasts
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Discover the power of Employee Network Groups as Shivani Sondhi, leader at Vodafone, shares her insights on fostering workplace inclusion. Embark on Shivani's personal journey, from her beginnings in the UK to ending up in Luxembourg, and learn how she's driving change within Vodafone's multicultural landscape. This episode uncovers the challenges and profound rewards of leading an employee resource group, highlighting how such initiatives are essential for creating psychological safety and diverse representation in the corporate world.
As we examine the often-overlooked topic of recognition and compensation for ERG leaders, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the balance between volunteerism and professional acknowledgement. Shivani's roles at Vodafone present a unique viewpoint on the impact these groups have—not just on the individuals who lead them but on the entire organizational culture.
Concluding with a focus on the broader implications of unpaid diversity work, this episode delves into Shivani's experiences reconciling her professional ambitions with her passion for D&I volunteerism. The conversation further explores the consequences of recognizing such contributions and the nuances between incentivizing work and staying true to selfless motivations. Join us as we celebrate the strength of networking and knowledge sharing, all while illuminating the path for those inspired to make a difference in diversity and inclusion.
The Culture Ministry exists to create inclusive, accessible environments so that people and businesses can thrive.
Combining a big picture, balanced approach with real-world experience, we help organisations understand their diversity and inclusion shortcomings – and identify practical, measurable actions to move them forward.
Go to https://www.thecultureministry.com/ to learn more
If you enjoyed this episode and maybe learnt something please share with your friends on social media, give a 5 star rating on Apple podcasts and leave a comment. This makes it easier for others to find A Dog Called Diversity.
A Dog Called Diversity is proud to be featured on Feedspot's 20 Best Diversity And Inclusion Podcasts
Thanks for listening. Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
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Discover the power of Employee Network Groups as Shivani Sondhi, leader at Vodafone, shares her insights on fostering workplace inclusion. Embark on Shivani's personal journey, from her beginnings in the UK to ending up in Luxembourg, and learn how she's driving change within Vodafone's multicultural landscape. This episode uncovers the challenges and profound rewards of leading an employee resource group, highlighting how such initiatives are essential for creating psychological safety and diverse representation in the corporate world.
As we examine the often-overlooked topic of recognition and compensation for ERG leaders, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the balance between volunteerism and professional acknowledgement. Shivani's roles at Vodafone present a unique viewpoint on the impact these groups have—not just on the individuals who lead them but on the entire organizational culture.
Concluding with a focus on the broader implications of unpaid diversity work, this episode delves into Shivani's experiences reconciling her professional ambitions with her passion for D&I volunteerism. The conversation further explores the consequences of recognizing such contributions and the nuances between incentivizing work and staying true to selfless motivations. Join us as we celebrate the strength of networking and knowledge sharing, all while illuminating the path for those inspired to make a difference in diversity and inclusion.
The Culture Ministry exists to create inclusive, accessible environments so that people and businesses can thrive.
Combining a big picture, balanced approach with real-world experience, we help organisations understand their diversity and inclusion shortcomings – and identify practical, measurable actions to move them forward.
Go to https://www.thecultureministry.com/ to learn more
If you enjoyed this episode and maybe learnt something please share with your friends on social media, give a 5 star rating on Apple podcasts and leave a comment. This makes it easier for others to find A Dog Called Diversity.
A Dog Called Diversity is proud to be featured on Feedspot's 20 Best Diversity And Inclusion Podcasts
Thanks for listening. Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.
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