Description

Community Business’ signature offering, designed to bring issues of diversity and inclusion to life by sharing real stories of workplace exclusion and challenging the audience to identify a more inclusive approach.  

In this highly interactive workshop, Community Business works with diverse individuals – inviting them to share their personal stories of exclusion in the workplace. Delegates are invited to respond, discussing what can be done to address the issues raised and consider how they can play a role in creating a more inclusive work environment. Stories will be developed to explore different aspects of diversity and exclusion, including gender, culture, disability, LGBT+, etc.  

By bringing the issues of diversity and inclusion to life, this session opens the eyes of delegates to the experiences of others, challenges mindsets and motivates all to take action to create a more inclusive culture.   
 

Why Attend

  • Have the opportunity to explore the sensitive subject of inclusive cultures in an open and safe environment
  • Increase their understanding of diversity, its relevance to the workplace and the importance to business
  • Be inspired and encouraged to develop a plan of action for proactively addressing inclusion at the organisation
  • Be exposed to some of the real workplace issues that many employees in India face
  • Be encouraged to think about how these issues apply to the organisation

Target Audience 

  • Function: General / Mixed 

  • Level: General / Mixed 

Event Speakers

Kapila Jaykumar

Programme Manager, Community Business

Kapila is Programme Manager, based in Bangalore, India. She is responsible for driving strategies and projects of Diversity and Inclusion in Asia Network for India (DIAN India), nurturing members relationship as well as designing and delivering consultancy and training to companies in India. KapiIa has more than 10 years of professional experience in sales and marketing, branding and corporate communications. She worked at some of the biggest multinational and local mass media and information companies, responsible for marketing and promotional materials, liaison with public relations and advertising agencies and so on. She has also taught Business Management and Commerce at an Undergraduate college in India, which she values as an extremely gratifying experience. Graduated from Pondicherry University of India, Kapila holds a Master degree in Marketing. She is fluent in English and Hindi.