Diversity is what happens when you actively listen to a wide range of voices rather than a select few. In a global marketplace, shutting out diverse ideas risks deafness to potential markets, and means missing out on #hiring#talented#executives. Our digitally-linked world lifts billions of previously unheard voices, so ignoring diversity means ignoring your potential for growth.
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They are the big companies that are doing away with hierarchies in favor of a network of teams. All of them following the lead of big tech companies that realize the Digital Age requires a different way of running their organization to climb to, and stay at, the top.
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We know that diversity in your c-suite kicks it up a notch, and we’ve discussed how you can actively take steps to create a more inclusive environment to achieve diversity. So I’ll cut to the chase and answer the next question: What can diversity do for you?
Millennials, and likely generations to come, grow up in a digital environment. They allow social media’s version of word-of-mouth to shape how they interact with brands. This $200 billion per year market has entirely different expectations and requirements when it comes to the dining experience. Taking an approach to insights that is ‘always-on’ and rooted in Millennials’ digital behaviors, provides the agility to adapt, thrive, and build loyalty along the way.
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Company culture has risen from boutique business practice to being regarded as “important or very important” by 86% of the respondent’s to Deloitte’s 2016 Global Human Capital Trends report. If culture is important (and it is!) then getting it right is even more important.
