#TBT to the EmblemHealth family of companies at the NYC Pride March. Prism, our LGBTQ+ employee resource group, marked the end of Pride month by gathering 35 employees and their friends and family for NYC Pride. The largest Pride march in the U.S., over 26,000 people gathered this year to share their pride, joy, love, and enthusiasm on the streets of Manhattan. Although the weather caused the march to shut down right before Prism was poised to march onto the 5th Avenue route, this did not dampen their spirits. Special thanks to AdvantageCare Physicians Director of Regional Operations Carl Rene, who coordinated the gathering of Prism marchers in front of the Flatiron Medical Office to pick-up their company Pride t-shirts. Also, a shoutout to co-Group Leader Avisha Sanassie, Diversity Initiatives manager, for assisting with the complicated logistics leading up to and the day of the march. #pride2024
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In honor of Pride Month, we’re recognizing UH employees who help make our workplace more inclusive and welcoming through their work every day. At University Hospitals, we support belonging and inclusivity for all who identify as members of the LGBTQ+ community. One way we endeavor to support the LGBTQ+ community is through our PRIDE ERG. Deairius H., Manager, Gender Care, UHHS Clinical Excellence and Diversity, explains that our PRIDE ERG makes an impact within the UH system by creating a safe space where all intersections of the LGBTQ+ community are not only accepted but affirmed and celebrated. “The goal of the ERG is to provide networking and mentorship opportunities, professional development, educational opportunities, and collective advocacy on behalf of our caregivers and patients,” Deairius shares. “It creates an authentic space of belonging here at UH for members of the community who may feel disconnected.” Along with supporting our team, University Hospitals is passionate about serving the population in our area. Northeast Ohio is a region full of opportunities to make a difference, and we understand that we can’t create solutions for our community that don’t include the community. “These areas are rich in diversity, and our organization needs to mirror that diversity to create positive and sustainable outcomes,” Deairius says. “Making a lasting difference requires us to be an active part of the community, embracing the diversity of Northeast Ohio and challenging ourselves as an anchor institution to continue to problem-solve with the community at the table.” At University Hospitals, we want everyone to feel supported and included as they pursue their passion for making a positive impact. “No matter your role, we all chose health care as a career to make a difference – to resolve health care’s most pressing problems,” Deairius reflects. “If you’re looking for an organization where you can not only make a difference but are valued for your skills and lived experience, UH is the place for you.” We would be happy to have you as part of our team. Explore career opportunities with our team and apply today. https://lnkd.in/ePCA_3Ce #PRIDEMonth #UHProud #UHCareers
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SAVE THE DATE: ERG Summit Powered by IBA, Hosted by Jefferson Health. Join the Independence Business Alliance for an afternoon ERG Summit on November 20, 2024 at Jefferson Center! This half day afternoon summit will focus on the development and networking for Philadelphia region LGBTQ+ aspiring or current ERG leaders and other LGBTQ+ community members that belong to other ERGs or are looking to start ERGs in the workplace. There will be panel discussions, breakout sessions, and plenty of time to network with other ERG folks from the region. A massive thank you to Jefferson Health for hosting us for this event! More details about registration will be released soon. Please fill out our interest form so we can reach out personally once registration opens! https://lnkd.in/eeTbXGvQ We hope to see all of our Corporate Partners in attendance! PNC, Bristol Myers Squibb, Comcast, Independence Blue Cross, Jefferson Health, PECO, AmerisourceBergen, Aqua, Ballard Spahr LLP, Bank of America, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, EY, Fox Rothschild, Kreischer Miller, Merck, Ocean Casino Resort, parx casino, TD, Vanguard, Wawa, Inc., YIKES, Inc
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🌟 IT Procurement Category Management @ Nestlé | Procurement Leader | Supplier Diversity Advocate | Negotiation & Contract Expert | Relationship Builder l Strategic Thinker | Stakeholder & Vendor Partner | 🌟
This morning, as I started my infusions at the hospital (a journey that will continue for the next four weeks). As the nurse was getting my IV started, something caught my eye – the cart they were using had a WBENC certified business logo. It made me smile to see this symbol of diversity right there in front of me. I love supporting diverse-owned businesses, and it’s incredibly uplifting to see more and more women-owned, minority-owned and LGBTQ+ suppliers making their mark in big places. It’s a reminder that our choices matter and that diversity and inclusion are making tangible impacts in our everyday lives. Seeing this today has given me a boost of positivity, and I hope it does the same for you. Let’s continue to support and celebrate diverse suppliers in all sectors! #Diversity #Inclusion #SupportDiverseBusinesses #WomenOwned #MinorityOwned #LGBTOwned #SupplierDiversity #PositiveImpact #Procurement #SupplyChain #InclusiveProcurement #DiverseSuppliers #SustainableProcurement #StrategicSourcing #ProcurementExcellence #SupplyManagement #EthicalProcurement #ProcurementStrategy
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I don't often speak about my personal life on LinkedIn as I generally like to keep a distinct line drawn between work and home life, but as I reflect on the current state of affairs for LGBTQ+ folks in the US on this 8th anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub mass shooting, I think it is important to recognize the intersectionalities of our identities. We are all whole people and we can't always check all of the weight we carry with us at the door.... and that is okay. I spent much of my younger years in Melbourne, Florida, just 45 minutes or so from Orlando. Pulse wasn't around back then, but I did frequently spend time at Parliament House watching Darcel Stevens entertain in the Footlight Theatre and Southern Nights where I saw Carmella Marcella Garcia perform the 'Drunken 12 Days of Christmas'. I considered myself part of the Orlando LGBTQ+ community. When I went back to visit in 2010, my friends and I spent a lot of time at Pulse and had a great time there. Whether it is a bar or club, or some other social venue, the goal is to relax and have a good time with your friends and your community in safety, away from the pressures and stress of everyday life. Too often however, this is not the case for the LGBTQ+ community. The Pulse mass shooting is just one example of queer spaces being invaded by hate with horrific consequences. While overall violent crime in the US is dropping at amazing rates, the incidence of violent crime against LGBTQ+ folks continues to rise, increasing more than 19% between 2021 and 2022. Safe spaces for queer folks do not feel safe anymore. So why do I feel compelled to share this on LinkedIn today? I think it is important that we all recognize the weight that many of our colleagues are carrying with them everyday, and especially on days like today. The folks that we work with are whole people with lived experiences outside of the office, and we should not discount that reality. #PulseRememberanceDay always hits close to home for me, and it does for a lot of other folks as well. So lets lead with compassion, understanding, and grace. Not just today, but everyday. #PulseNightclub #OnePulse #HonorThemWithAction #LGBTQ
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Pride Month is a time that holds a special place in our hearts at Eden Futures, not only for our dedicated staff but also for the people we support. We see Pride Month as an opportunity to boost our conversations around equality, diversity, inclusion and respect for all. Every day we help to transform the lives of those who need our support, some of the most vulnerable people in our society. We use our experience and expertise to help people on their journey towards greater independence and live fulfilling lives. Everyone deserves a life of dignity, respect and feeling safe. That's why Pride Month is so important to us. ....But we still have work to do.... … And we’re committed to listening, learning, and continuously improving together. 💚 We have a space on our Wellbeing page dedicated to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: https://lnkd.in/gZDhmE5P On our Wellbeing page, we have created (free!) guides and booklets that we encourage everyone to look at. Some of these include: A Beginners Guide to Inclusive Language and Understanding Pronouns... We’ve added helplines and mental health resources, too. We’ll keep updating the content on here and you’ll see this growing over the next couple of weeks. In our latest edition of 🌟 Eden Together 🌟 our monthly health and wellbeing magazine, we have information about Pride Month and its history, and importantly, how you can actively support the LGBTQ+ community and contribute to a more inclusive society. All our previous magazine editions are free and available by clicking on the ‘magazine archive’ button. You’ll find information on LGBTQ+ History Month, raising awareness of the violence, discrimination, abuse, and repression of our communities, Transgender Day of Visibility, International Pronouns Day, understanding our transgender community… and more. We hope our resources are helpful to you and we can work together to build a community where everyone feels valued and heard. #DiversityAndInclusion #Wellbeing #InclusiveCommunity #WeAreListening #PrideMonth2024 #EdenTogether #SupportedLiving
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Honored to have participated in a crucial panel discussion organized by #OutInTech on fostering LGBTQ+ inclusion in the tech industry. We explored strategies for creating truly inclusive workplaces where all professionals can thrive, innovate, and bring their authentic selves to work. From leadership commitment to comprehensive policies, from ERGs to mentorship programs, we covered the multifaceted approach needed to drive real change. Let's continue this important conversation and turn words into action. Together, we can build a tech industry that not only accepts diversity but celebrates it, driving innovation through inclusion. #LGBTQInTech #InclusiveTech #DiversityAndInclusion #TechLeadership Below are some quick excerpts from the discussion, please do check out the full event here - https://lnkd.in/gB8E9WUm?
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Partnering with businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities in your supply chain is a critical component of any effective DEI strategy. We talked to #DEIBoard Member Kristin Malek, Global Director of Business Diversity at CDW, and Dow Global Leader of Employee Experience and ERGs Shruti Bahadur to get their insights on implementing supplier diversity at an enterprise level. Download the guide here: https://wom.us/3Vh6CvE #supplierdiversity #supplierdiversityprogram #diversebusiness #supplychain #DEIstrategy
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Let's go! 💪🏾 One of my favorite pieces I put together. Had an amazing interview with Kristin Malek about the importance of supplier diversity. Plus, Shruti Bahadur discussed how ERGs can help supplier diversity during our recent panel. Excited to dig more into this topic in the future. But for now, check out the guide below!
Partnering with businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities in your supply chain is a critical component of any effective DEI strategy. We talked to #DEIBoard Member Kristin Malek, Global Director of Business Diversity at CDW, and Dow Global Leader of Employee Experience and ERGs Shruti Bahadur to get their insights on implementing supplier diversity at an enterprise level. Download the guide here: https://wom.us/3Vh6CvE #supplierdiversity #supplierdiversityprogram #diversebusiness #supplychain #DEIstrategy
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Thank you DEI Board for publishing this key insights read on the importance of supplier diversity for business success, and strategies for structuring your program, collaborating with partners, and measuring effectiveness. For too long, Tier 2 has been seen as secondary. But it should be viewed as a means of capital and celebrated. When small and diverse owned businesses can work side by side with large primes they benefits are mentoring + coaching for scaling techniques and probably one the most effective and important in today’s inflationary economy , tier 2 supply chain partners can get paid from primes in less than 15 days and not wait for the customers net 30/60/90+ payment terms. Tier 2 is a solve for access to capital 💵💲
Partnering with businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people with disabilities in your supply chain is a critical component of any effective DEI strategy. We talked to #DEIBoard Member Kristin Malek, Global Director of Business Diversity at CDW, and Dow Global Leader of Employee Experience and ERGs Shruti Bahadur to get their insights on implementing supplier diversity at an enterprise level. Download the guide here: https://wom.us/3Vh6CvE #supplierdiversity #supplierdiversityprogram #diversebusiness #supplychain #DEIstrategy
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Cherry Bekaert is dedicated to fostering an inclusive culture that values the diverse qualities each team member contributes. Our commitment to allyship and building a diverse organization is demonstrated through our ongoing firm-wide Employee Resource Groups (ERGs): • ADAPT (Abled & Disabled, Allies Partnering Together): supports all people who have a physical and/or mental disability and allies. • MOSAIC: supports all people of color from various racial and ethnic backgrounds and allies. • Pride Alliance: supports all people who identify as LGBTQ+ and allies. • Working Parents and Caregivers: supports all people who are parenting or caring for loved ones and allies. • Women of Cherry Bekaert: supports all women at the Firm and allies. Together, with our ERGS, Green Table Talks, and continuous efforts to highlight cultural observances, we're fostering a culture of inclusion and belonging. Discover how we're making a difference for our people, clients and communities through our firm-wide initiatives: https://okt.to/GsyNSq #DiversityMonth #DEI #BridgingDifferences #CelebratingDiversity
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