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DEI: Looking ahead at 2024.

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What does Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) look like in 2024? INvolve’s Managing Director provides an insight on the most pressing topics and emerging fields in the sector. 2023 has…

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Burnout is a systemic issue

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Burnout is a systemic issue. Burnout manifests differently for everyone but it can look like self-doubt, procrastination, feeling helpless or overwhelmed, a negative change in mood and feeling drained and…

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What can DEI learn from ESG?

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The ESG agenda has quickly gained momentum within business and is reshaping organizational strategy, stakeholder engagement and resource allocation. Although diversity and inclusion sits within the S of ESG, environmental…

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Taking Pride beyond June.

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We know how it goes. July 1st comes around, our Pride corporate logos switch back and company’s Pride-specific taglines and limited-edition products all come to an end. Of course, it’s…

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data

Data’s role in accountability

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An increasing number of organizations are leaning into collecting and reporting on data as they recognize the value and impact of implementing data-driven ED&I (Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) solutions. With…

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2022: Time for accountability.

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What D&I trends do we expect to see in 2022? INvolve’s Managing Director Alexandra Evreinoff provides some insights on what to expect and the sharp focus on accountability.  2020 forced…

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lgbt+ representation in the media

LGBT+ Representation in the Media

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Is representation of the LGBT+ community in the media realistic? And what impact does representation in the media have on the lived experiences of those who are LGBT+? In October…

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Aisling Gannon: My role as an ally

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How did you get involved with the LGBT+ Community at Eversheds Sutherland? As the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) lead for Eversheds Sutherland since 2014, it is a natural extension that…

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What Makes An Inclusive Workplace?

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Empathy, trust, visibility and making inclusion real were a few of the touchpoints when member organisations from OUTstanding Ireland came together on Tuesday 19th of February to hear from a…

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DEI: Looking ahead at 2024.

By Articles

What does Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) look like in 2024? INvolve’s Managing Director provides an insight on the most pressing topics and emerging fields in the sector. 2023 has…

Read More

Burnout is a systemic issue

By Articles

Burnout is a systemic issue. Burnout manifests differently for everyone but it can look like self-doubt, procrastination, feeling helpless or overwhelmed, a negative change in mood and feeling drained and…

Read More

What can DEI learn from ESG?

By Articles

The ESG agenda has quickly gained momentum within business and is reshaping organizational strategy, stakeholder engagement and resource allocation. Although diversity and inclusion sits within the S of ESG, environmental…

Read More

Taking Pride beyond June.

By Articles

We know how it goes. July 1st comes around, our Pride corporate logos switch back and company’s Pride-specific taglines and limited-edition products all come to an end. Of course, it’s…

Read More
data

Data’s role in accountability

By Articles

An increasing number of organizations are leaning into collecting and reporting on data as they recognize the value and impact of implementing data-driven ED&I (Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) solutions. With…

Read More

2022: Time for accountability.

By Articles

What D&I trends do we expect to see in 2022? INvolve’s Managing Director Alexandra Evreinoff provides some insights on what to expect and the sharp focus on accountability.  2020 forced…

Read More

What Makes An Inclusive Workplace?

By Articles

Empathy, trust, visibility and making inclusion real were a few of the touchpoints when member organisations from OUTstanding Ireland came together on Tuesday 19th of February to hear from a…

Read More

Aisling Gannon: My role as an ally

By Interviews

How did you get involved with the LGBT+ Community at Eversheds Sutherland? As the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) lead for Eversheds Sutherland since 2014, it is a natural extension that…

Read More
lgbt+ representation in the media

LGBT+ Representation in the Media

By Reports

Is representation of the LGBT+ community in the media realistic? And what impact does representation in the media have on the lived experiences of those who are LGBT+? In October…

Read More

Principia Roundtable Key Learnings

In June 2022, we hosted a Roundtable in Partnership with Principia and Interbrand to discuss how to embed ethics into the workplaces.

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PVL Roundtable Key Learnings

In February, we hosted a Roundtable with PVL to discuss mental health and wellbeing, and how organizations can and must be investing in the wellbeing of employees.

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Following the release of our Enable Role Model List supported by HSBC, we bought together 4 our incredible, global Role Models to discuss the state of disability, neurodiversity and mental health inclusion in business.

Panelists: Curtis Kesler, Global HR Partner, Dow; Nathalia Oliveira, Senior Tax Lawyer, Mattos Filho; Rakesh Lodha, Associate Project Manager, HSBC and Rosemary Nakuya, Human Resources Business Partner, Diageo.

Moderated by: Alexandra Evreinoff, Managing Director, INvolve

Following the release of our HERoes Women Role Model Lists 2021, we’re excited to bring together some of this year’s top Role Models to discuss the importance of setting targets for gender representation for 2021 and beyond, the impact of the last eighteen months on women’s equality and how to create businesses where all women can thrive.

Panelists are: Megan Clarken, CEO, Criteo (#1 HERoes Women Executive 2021); Marilyn Lin, Interim Head of Mulesoft Global Customer Support, Salesforce (#1 HERoes Women Future Leader 2021); Keith Barr, CEO, InterContinental Hotels Group (#1 HERoes Advocate Executive 2021)

Moderated by: Suki Sandhu, Founder & CEO, Audeliss and INvolve

The Ethics Study, the most comprehensive global study on ethics in business ever conducted, found clear gaps between leaders’ aspirations and action in embedding ethics and values across their organisations. This event will explore how to translate aspirations around workplace diversity, equity and inclusion into action, hearing from leaders, advisors and diversity champions leading the way on integrating DEI into the day-to-day.

Panelists are: Arlene Isaacs-Lowe, Global Head of CSR, Moody’s Corporation; Jonathan Mildenhall, CEO, TwentyFirstCenturyBrand; Harriet Green, Global Business Leader, Board Exec Chair & Director, Former Chair & CEO, IBM Asia Pacific; Suki Sandhu, Founder & CEO, Audeliss and INvolve.

Moderated by: Rob Hayward, COO, Principia

#StopAsianHate. You’ve all seen the hashtag and trends, but what is it about? This campaign stems from a culmination of events across the globe that has led to an surge in Anti-Asian hate crimes and discrimination. The pandemic has exposed biases and unearthed racism against the Asian community, and it’s important for us all to listen, learn and drive positive action.

In this exclusive interview, Lin Yue, Executive Director, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, talks to Alexandra Evreinoff, Managing Director, INvolve to discuss how businesses can lead the way in eradicating racism, dismantling barriers to progression and creating an environment where the Asian community can succeed.

Over a year ago, we saw the Black Lives Matter Movement truly go global. While the movement itself has been gaining momentum since 2013, the murder of George Floyd sent shockwaves across the world and sounded a call to action that could no longer be ignored. Over the course of a year we’ve seen a shift towards conversation and education, accountability and the much-needed realisation that things must change. Following parts 1 & 2 of our If Not Now When Series, in part 3 we’ll be discussing whether we have seen adequate action over the last year and what work businesses still have to do to drive Black inclusion in the workplace. The question still remains, If Not Now, When?

Panelists are: Carlos Cubia, Senior Vice President, Global Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, Walgreens Boots Alliance; Erika Irish Brown, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer and Global Head of Talent, Citi; Sandra Sims-Williams, Senior Vice President, Diversity & Inclusion, Nielsen; Wema Hoover, Former Global Head, Culture, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Google.

Moderated by: Suki Sandhu OBE, Founder & CEO, Audeliss and INvolve

Following the release of our EMpower Ethnic Minority Role Model Lists 2021, some of this year’s top Role Models to discuss why we should be talking about race in the workplace and how businesses can ensure that everyone gets involved in creating fully inclusive workplaces.

Panelists are: Warren Thompson, President and Chairman, Thompson Hospitality (#2 EMpower Ethnic Minority Executive 2021); Maryse Gordon, Business Development Manager, Fixed Income Analytics, London Stock Exchange Group (#1 EMpower Ethnic Minority Future Leader 2021); Carolyn McCall, CEO, ITV ( #1 EMpower Advocate Executive Role Model 2021).

Moderated by: Suki Sandhu OBE, Founder & CEO, Audeliss and INvolve


In this panel discussion we share practical tools on how men can drive the charge for women’s inclusion both in the workplace and beyond.

Panelists are: Ann Cairns, Executive Vice Chair, Mastercard; Keith Barr, CEO, InterContinental Hotels Group; Jennie Koo, Head of Operations and Risk Management, Capital One.

Moderated by: Anja Skvortsova, Managing Director, Audeliss

INvolve in collaboration with My Skin My Story discussed how organisations and advocates can support ethnic minority in business to succeed.

Panelists are: Sathya Bala, Head of Global Data Governance, Chanel and Founder of My Skin My Story; Elizabeth M. Scarpelli, Global Head of Enterprise Wide Functions Compliance, BNY Mellon; Sarah Nelson, Head of Finance, Sainsbury’s
Moderated by: Alexandra Evreinoff, Managing Director, INvolve

Why there is a lack of LGBT+ leaders in business and how we can all work to make businesses more inclusive of the LGBT+ community?

Panelists are: Beth Ford, President and CEO, Land O’Lakes; Leigh F. Capule, Migrations Manager, GSC Philippines HSBC; Greg Case, CEO, Aon
Moderated by: Suki Sandhu OBE, CEO & Founder, INvolve

Was 2020 a tipping point or turning back point for gender equality in business?

Panelists are: Dr. Jennifer R. Jackson, President, Capital One Canada; Alan Jope, CEO, Unilever; Eunice Heath, Corporate Director, EHS & Sustainability, Dow Inc; Harriet Green, Global Business Leader, Board Exec Chair & Director, Former Chairman & CEO, IBM Asia Pacific
Moderated by: Suki Sandhu OBE, CEO & Founder, INvolve

How have UK businesses responded to Black Lives Matter and what more should they be doing?

Panelists are: Kanya King, Founder and CEO, MOBO Organisation; Carolyn McCall, CEO, ITV; Penny James, CEO, Direct Line Group
Moderated by: Suki Sandhu OBE, CEO & Founder, INvolve

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is crafting the way we live, work, and create now and in the future. What is the role of AI in creating a more inclusive and diverse business landscape for the future?

Panelists are: Khadija Mustafa, Sr. Director, Microsoft; Dr. Adrianne Pettiford, Head of Client Insights and Analytics, Pymetrics; Rebecca Sharpe, Sr. Director, Publicis Group; Dr. Ramya Raghavendra, Research Scientist, IBM
Moderated by: Felicity Hassan, President US, Audeliss