16th October Workday VIBE: value inclusion, belonging and equity for all
Diversity is an ongoing challenge opportunity we all face – what action can we take to make the necessary changes?
With a growing climate of inclusion in Ireland over the past few years, many organisations see diversity as a key strategic priority – but diverse talent is still largely underrepresented at all levels.
Join Workday for an interactive VIBE Panel Discussion. Our esteemed panel of speakers, who are pioneers in their respective fields and represent many facets of Irish and international society, will share their experiences. You’ll hear how the panel tackled the obstacles they faced to succeed in their roles, and how they now support diversity initiatives within their organisations.
When: Tuesday 16th October, 17:00 – 21:00
Where: Workday, Kings Building, May Lane, Dublin, D07 W310 – Google Maps
What: We’ll discuss workplace culture, diversity and inclusion, and showcase
the amazing accomplishments achieved by influential leaders.
Agenda
17:00-18:00 Registration & Refreshments
18:00-19:00 Panel Discussion
19:00-19:30 Q&A
19:30-21:00 Networking & Refreshments
Visit our sustainability areas of expertise to see how we help businesses on diversity & inclusion in the workplace.
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