Virtual Power of Inclusion Series: Generational Diversity - Feb 2021
Date and Time
Tuesday Feb 16, 2021
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM EST
Tuesday February 16
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location
Virtual Via Zoom
Fees/Admission
$10 per employee of member firms
$15 per non-member
$85 per corporate group registration of 10 (members only)
RSVP by February 12 - No refunds will be issued after this date
Contact Information
Questions? Contact Bri Hensley
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Description
Generational Diversity
Join us to hear from Niya Fonville, Esq., Adjunct Faculty and Director of Externships at Campbell University and Dean E. L. Grant, Esq., Director of Student Life & Pro Bono Opportunities at Campbell University, as they discuss the power of having a diverse workforce and how to support multiple generations within your company! You can expect to take away an understanding of what Generational Diversity is and looks like, knowledge on the benefits and challenges of Generational Diversity, and Tips and Tricks to maintain a generationally diverse workshop.
About our Speakers:
Niya Fonville, Esq. serves as the Director of Externships at Campbell Law School. A self-proclaimed social justice warrior, prior to joining Campbell Law, Fonville worked for more than a decade with Legal Aid of North Carolina, where she was supervising attorney and staff attorney, helping some of the state’s most vulnerable citizens at times of greatest need.
Evin L. Grant joined Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law as the Director of Student Life & Pro Bono Opportunities, after most recently serving as the Executive Director of the North Carolina Commission on Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System (NCCRED). Grant works to create mindful leaders who strive to engage with their organization, be informed about their members' needs, and inspire others to lead. He is a fierce advocate for Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in higher education.
Organizations and institutions across the country are quickly realizing that diversity cannot be the end goal. Instead, we must develop safe, open, and inclusive environments for all to collaborate and co-exist. Through this event, you'll hear ways of how to foster honest and robust conversations surrounding multiple generations within a workforce and tips on how to be more generationally sensitive in a fast paced and ever-changing work environment. Explore the Morrisville Chamber online DEI toolkit
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Interested in sponsoring this event and providing opportunities of inclusion to our community? Contact Bri for more information on how to get involved.
About The Power of Inclusion Series
Organizations and institutions across the country are quickly realizing that diversity cannot be the end goal. Instead, we must develop safe, open, and inclusive environments for all to collaborate and co-exist. This series highlights a specific topic of diversity, equity, and inclusion on a deeper level, giving business and community leaders additional resources to be inclusive in their everyday lives.