Diversity & Inclusion Workshop
James Adeleke
- Organisation:
- Generation Success
- Region:
- London
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Social Entrepreneur
- Fee:
- Paid: 2000
- Category:
- Charity
- Updated:
- 27th February 2023
- Tagged:
- Diversity | Inclusion | Equality | Social Mobility
This interactive and engaging workshop addresses inequalities in industry and supports those that seek to advance the progress of the conversation around diversity & inclusion.
This programme will benefit your entire workforce, from entry-level workers to upper-level executives, will benefit from this programme, as it will teach them about equality, its relevance to their daily lives, and the steps they can take to help bring about a more equitable culture at your company and in the world at large.
Why should your company book this session:
Employers who take a more proactive role in advancing equal opportunity will be seen as more forward-thinking, welcoming, and positive by their employees. The key is to create a culture within your company where people feel comfortable discussing conversation around inclusion and diversity. Providing a safe space to discuss challenges and on how to address these challenges.
Views: 233 | Enquiries: 0About James Adeleke
I'm James Adeleke and my area of expertise is social mobility and on removing the different social mobility factors that impact under represented groups at different stages of their careers. I founded Generation Success which now has a network of more than 10,000 young people and partnered with more than 70 employers.
My vision is to empower the young generation to excel and create a network that advances social mobility by empowering people of diversity to reach their career aspirations. I aim to achieve these goals by making it easier for businesses and people of diversity to connect, thus creating equal access to more opportunities and building a fairer world for everyone.
I am passionate about creating a world where we all have equal access and equal opportunities to achieve our career aspirations, improve wellbeing for people from disadvantaged backgrounds and to build a country that is fair for all.
I wanted to be part of the change rather than the noise. As a young man with dyslexia and dyspraxia from a single-parent household from South London, I have spent the last 10 years navigating the social enterprise space, to become a respected figure in social mobility and employability.
The legacy that I’m building is not just impacting one’s life but it's having a butterfly effect on those who they know today and will meet tomorrow. I can't wait to see where the journey will take them to and celebrate their success every step of the way.
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