A February 2025 report revealed that less than 5% of employees in UK environmental organisations identify as people of colour, significantly lower than the national workforce average of 16%. Larger organisations (500-1,000 staff) reported even lower diversity at 1.8%, compared to 14.1% in smaller organisations. https://lnkd.in/e4biZvnS?
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Learning and Development, Human Resources, Disability Inclusion, Social Impact We made Swansea the first Disability Confident city in the UK Award winning, industry leading and providers of leading edge solutions
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- Business Consulting and Services
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- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Cardiff, Cardiff
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- Public Company
- Founded
- 2014
- Specialties
- Learning and Development, Human Resources, Disability Inclusion, and Social Impact
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Cardiff, Cardiff CF24 4AY, GB
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Anyone looking for some #MondayMotivation this afternoon? Inclusion isn’t just a policy or a programme — it’s a mindset, a commitment, and a daily practice. When we combine that with opportunities for personal growth, we create environments where everyone can thrive, contribute, and feel a true sense of belonging. Whether it's in our workplaces, communities, or everyday interactions, the steps we take now can build a foundation for long-term change. Let’s keep learning, evolving, and working towards a future where equity isn’t the exception — it’s the expectation. #Inclusion #Equity #PersonalDevelopment #Belonging #FutureOfWork #Leadership #CultureChange
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CEO of Delsion | CIPD D&I Power List, Inclusive Companies Power List, and Shaw Trust Power 100 | IoD Director of the Year for Inclusivity | Member of the Valuable 500 | DOBE®: 1st Disability Owned Business Outside the US
When I started Delsion Ltd, I set for us the social goal of making Wales the leading nation for inclusion in the workplace. Take a look at what this could mean for Wales from an economic standpoint: The Economic Power of Inclusion: Why EDI is a Global Investment Driver 📢 What if Wales positioned itself as the most inclusive nation for international business? A recent in-depth analysis explored the economic impact of a strong EDI (Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion) strategy, particularly in attracting international companies and global investors. The data is clear—EDI isn’t just about fairness, it’s an economic powerhouse. 📊 Key Findings: Why Inclusion is a Business Advantage ✅ Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Growth • With a strong EDI strategy, FDI from U.S. and international companies could grow by 15%–20%, injecting £448M–£687M into the Welsh economy over five years. • 78% of global investors now prioritize ESG factors—including EDI—when making decisions. ✅ Job Creation & Workforce Expansion • A globally inclusive approach would lead to 12,650+ new jobs in the short term and over 18,500 jobs in the next five years. • Key growth industries: Technology, Finance, Healthcare, and Advanced Manufacturing. ✅ GDP Growth & Economic Stability • Short-term GDP contribution: £672M+ • Long-term (5-year) GDP growth: £1B+ • Inclusion drives higher productivity, talent retention, and business performance. ✅ Competitive Advantage for Wales • With businesses prioritising inclusion, Wales could position itself as the top UK location for global investment. • Companies that embed EDI see 35% higher financial returns and stronger market growth. 🌍 What This Means for Wales By embedding EDI into economic policy, Wales can: 📌 Secure hundreds of millions in investment. 📌 Create thousands of sustainable, high-value jobs. 📌 Outperform other UK regions in global competitiveness. The world is watching—if Wales leads on inclusion, it wins on economic success. #EDI #EconomicGrowth #Investment #BusinessLeadership #GlobalCompetitiveness #FutureOfWork #InclusiveEconomy
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