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If inclusion work feels discretionary, it's liable to get cut, here I break down how to avoid this happening to you.

In this episode we cover: • How discretionary work becomes budget risk • Why activity without outcomes invites scrutiny • When misalignment makes inclusion expendable

If your challenge is securing real executive buy-in, start here: https://xray.elementofinclusion.com/