- Webinar
Why Inclusion at Work Is Critical for Employee Engagement
On Demand
Organizations are increasingly recognizing the value of building cultures of inclusion. And while the business case for fostering inclusion at work is clear (it supports greater engagement, performance, and innovation), it’s also profoundly personal. Building an inclusive workplace where everyone feels connected, supported, and respected regardless of their background, identity, or abilities requires intentional, ongoing action. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer.
Our research shows that inclusion is one of the key predictors of turnover and burnout. Those who perceived more inclusion at work reported greater work-life balance and were less likely to report looking for other jobs. These results suggest that the feeling of inclusion at work is essential in supporting a happy, engaged, and committed workforce. Join us on this webinar as we discuss how organizations can take meaningful action to build and sustain more inclusive work environments.
What You’ll Learn
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- What the research says about the growing importance of inclusion at work
- How to identify inclusive and non-inclusive workplace characteristics
- A framework to help shift mindsets, behaviors, and practices towards more equitable and inclusive leadership
About the Presenters
Jayke Hamill
Faculty Member
Center for Creative Leadership
As a faculty member for our Societal Impact team, Jayke designs and facilitates leadership development programs with nonprofit organizations, grassroots community leaders, foundations, and educators to build stronger, more equitable partnerships.
Since joining CCL in 2015, Jayke has been privileged to work alongside clients and communities to create spaces that foster equity, diversity, and inclusion — spanning programs that have supported leaders in advancing racial equity, building advocacy pipelines for disability rights, strengthening networks among LGBTQ leaders, and beyond.
Stephanie Wormington, PhD
Director, Global Strategic Research
Center for Creative Leadership
Stephanie Wormington is a Senior Research Scientist and Director of Global Strategic Research at the Center for Creative Leadership. Her current research focuses primarily on promoting equitable and inclusive organizational cultures; exploring collective leadership through networks; and enhancing motivation and empowerment for leaders across their professional journeys.
Constance Speight
Leadership Solutions Partner
Center for Creative Leadership
Constance Speight is a Leadership Solutions Partner at the Center for Creative Leadership with over 15 years of experience in Organizational Development and Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI). She designs and delivers customized leadership solutions, performance consulting, coaching, and EDI initiatives for leaders at all levels. Constance is passionate about developing leaders to meet the imperatives of a rapidly changing world.
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