The Element of Inclusion

Why They Don’t Care About Your Inclusion Dashboard


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The biggest reporting mistake isn’t your format.
It’s assuming leadership cares.

Key Topics Covered in This Episode:

  1. Why good metrics still get ignored

  2. The 3 filters that link inclusion work to leadership priorities

  3. How to present metrics that change minds and not check boxes

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    Key Takeaways from This Episode:

    1. Why your DEI data isn’t landing with leadership

      • “You’re measuring progress, but leadership wants proof of impact.”

      • How to use the 3Rs to translate metrics

        • “Here’s how to turn ‘interesting data points’ into compelling metrics that get attention, influence decisions and unlock budget. Use the 3Rs: Relevance. Risk. Return.”

        • What to stop doing so your reports create real impact

          • “Stop assuming ‘this should matter’ is enough. Stop reporting numbers with no commercial hook. Stop sharing data that doesn’t tie to decisions.”

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            The Element of InclusionBy Dr Jonathan Ashong-Lamptey Diversity & Inclusion I Broadcaster I Speaker I Protagonist

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