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Kate Headley, our founder and founder of RIDI
Pauline Miller, Chief Equity Officer at dentsu
Kate Shoesmith, Deputy CEO at the Recruitment & Employment Confederation.
All three experts are passionate advocates for open and inclusive recruitment strategies. Together with their RIDI executive colleagues, they strive to create more and better employment opportunities for disabled candidates, and are helping you get started with this bitesize video series.
Hosted by our co-founder, Kate Headley, Let’s Be Clear explores workplace DEI with expert guests.Â
Wellbeing challenges of lockdown with Joanne Lockwood
Pioneering Inclusion in Hospitality with Greene King
From past Virtual Diversity Forums to talking heads with our expert team of consultants, dig into a variety of DEI topics including neurodiversity, LGBTQIA+ and supplier diversity.
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