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We want to congratulate Metroparks' Chief of diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Artina Sadler (Carter) on being recognized this week as a Crain's Notable Leader in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. DEI at the Metroparks is active, and ongoing and focused on people. We believe that when the parks are more accessible for everybody, the entire community benefits. Artina is a key individual in this mission, and this recognition is proof of that commitment. As the Metroparks’ first ever Chief of DEI, Artina Carter is a trailblazer for an organization that employs nearly 1000 people annually and serves over 7 million residents of Southeast Michigan each year. As one of a handful of DEI professionals in leadership positions in public park systems throughout the country, Artina is setting the standard for employee training, improving accessibility, and cultural competency in public park systems. She has developed the organizational strategy for integrating DEI efforts across the Metroparks system. She has designed data collection instruments, developed the associated protocol and schedules to measure DEI results over time. She demonstrates a deep understanding and commitment to not only the Huron-Clinton Metroparks, but the greater Southeast Michigan community. Her ability to successfully foster strong connections with community is vital to her role in creating DEI Initiatives that contributes to the Metroparks’ successes. Artina has made it a lifelong mission to create more inclusive and equitable environments where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to thrive. She actively addresses systemic biases, demonstrates empathy, and is committed to ongoing learning and growth of Huron-Clinton Metroparks and communities across Southeast Michigan.

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The 62 honorees on Crain's Notable Leaders in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion champion diverse workforces, equitable and just financing, affordable housing and education, and inclusive, welcoming opportunities. Congratulations to our honorees: Tonya Adair - United Way for Southeastern Michigan Marseille A. - The Fairfield Group Tina Alonzo, CM, CHRS, CDP - Michigan State University Alize Asberry Payne - Washtenaw County Jabbar R. Bennett, PhD - Michigan State University Lester A. Booker Jr., MSA - Citizens Financial Group Jessica Brown - St. Clair County Community College Paul Bryant - Plante Moran Michelle Cantor - Volar Consulting, LLC Artina Sadler - Huron-Clinton Metroparks LaRonda C. - Trinity Health Robyn Childers - Welcome Home Yoga & Wellness Jaye Clement - Henry Ford Health Oscar Cobb - SmithGroup Jesse Cox - Madonna University Scott Alan Davis (he, him, his) - SEEL, LLC Tracye Y. D. - Henry Ford Health Christina Drake - Renaissance Venture Capital Ime Ekpenyong, Ph.D. - SGRX Health Kelli Ellsworth Etchison - LAFCU Mary Engelman - Detroit Police Department Sandra Etherly-Johnson (She/Her) - Flint & Genesee Group C. Paschal Eze - City of Westland Tracy Fuerst - Magna International Keesha Garrett - Michigan Lottery Ckera Goff, CPA - American Roads LLC Marnita Harris - Detroit Regional Chamber Tony Hollamon - Epitec Ann Hollenbeck - Jones Day Bridget Hurd - Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Julie Jones - PACE Southeast Michigan Kimberly Keaton Williams - McLaren Health Care Joseph Lentine - DENCAP Dental Plans Kenneth Mathies - The Auto Club Group Dr. De'Andrea Matthews - Detroit Zoological Society Eric McCloud, Ed.D. - Detroit Lions Laurel McGiffert - Plunkett Cooney Vincent Mercader, ASA - BDO USA, P.C. Shelia Minetola - Doner Bruno Olvera - Stellantis Honorees continued in comments...

Meet Crain's Notable Leaders in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Meet Crain's Notable Leaders in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

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