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What You Can Do To Create A Culture Of Inclusion With Jonathan Mayes Senior Vice President & Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer Albertsons Companies Episode 60
Episode 60 • 9th November 2021 • The Future Of Work • Christina Barsi
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The annual Future Of Work Conference presented by Pasadena City College is taking place today, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome onto the show today's guest, Jonathan Mayes. Jonathan is here to give you a realistic snapshot of the conversations you can look forward to at today's conference and what it's like serving as the Senior Vice President and Chief of Diversity and Inclusion Officer for Albertsons Companies. He'll show us why it's equally as important to understand yourself as it is to understand those that differ from you, and how we can recognize our own implicit biases, and stomp them out. Tune in now and make sure to join us at today's conference in order to learn how you can create real action steps to take back and implement with your team. We hope to see you there!

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