IIP151 The Farewell Episode
Jan 2, 20266m0
This is the final episode of Inclusion in Progress. As we wrap up this show after six years, we want to thank you for all of your support.
Hosted by Kay Fabella · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 151 episodes
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We've been talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in companies for 50+ years, but the conversation isn't keeping up with how quickly our world is changing. So isn't it about time we updated the conversation for our globally distributed workforce? This podcast provides equity-minded leaders practical advice to lead inclusion in the workplace.Inclusion in Progress is hosted by Kay Fabella. Kay is a Filipina-American living in Spain since 2010. She's also a DEI practitioner, author, speaker, and CEO of Inclusion in Progress, LLC. Having worked with companies like Red Hat, Meta, the IMF, and more, she brings a nuanced international perspective to her company's work with distributed teams. Kay believes that everyone — regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, ability, age or background — has a role to play in creating inclusion for all. Inclusion in Progress will give you the insights, daily micro-actions, and data-driven strategies you need to create an equitable work culture
Kay Fabella hosts Inclusion in Progress, a business show with 151 episodes published.
This is the final episode of Inclusion in Progress. As we wrap up this show after six years, we want to thank you for all of your support.
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