Diversity and inclusion remain high on the regulators’ agenda but their proposals are unlikely to address a trail of demoralising situations I’ve seen in practice. I call these micro-exclusions, the small and subtle actions that result in some being favoured over others, certain voices not being heard and those who don’t ‘get on board’ being […]
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Two suggestions for tackling micro-exclusions (with thanks to Adam Grant)
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The critical importance of fairy dust
Fairy dust – the sparkle that makes a presentation shine; the final adjustments that make the message compelling. It’s a dainty expression for a hard-working ingredient in submissions and presentations to regulators. Forget spin; this is about substance and structure. It might involve: Having a crystal-clear and confident narrative that carries the regulator through the […]
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