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“Supporting and Nurturing Diverse Talent”
Efforts invested in ensuring the attraction of diverse talent can be undermined if insufficient attention is given to nurturing and empowering that diverse talent once it walks through the door. Too often we hear stories of how, once hired, diverse talent is expected to conform to organisational norms, eroding any benefit that their potential diversity of experiences or perspectives might bring. How then, can companies, actively and intentionally encourage a culture of allyship that can create an environment where diverse talent can thrive?
Speakers:
- Tom Verghese
- Charu Sharma
- Tina Arcilla
Event Speakers
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Charu Sharma
CEO, NextPlayCharu Sharma is the CEO of award-winning NextPlay.Read More -
Tina Arcilla
Head of Diversity & Inclusion in Asia Network, Community Business.Tina is the Head of Diversity & Inclusion in Asia Network (DIAN) of Community Business.Read More -
Tom Verghese
Consultant, presenter, executive cultural coach, author and founder of Cultural Synergies.Tom Verghese is an internationally renowned consultant, presenter, executive cultural coach, author and founder of Cultural Synergies.Read More
Charu Sharma
CEO, NextPlay
Charu is a Silicon Valley-based explorer, entrepreneur, and author. With 5 National Awards, expeditions to all 7 continents, over 600 stage shows, and three books published, Charu was enlisted as a "Power Woman alongside such notables as Oprah Winfrey, Sonia Gandhi, and Melinda Gates by Youth Incorporated magazine in March 2012.
Tina Arcilla
Head of Diversity & Inclusion in Asia Network, Community Business.
Tina was lauded for her student activism and her work on various official and student-led publications when she studied in university. She was also awarded the Gerry Roxas Leadership Award, a national accolade for young leaders in the Philippines.
Prior to joining Community Business, Tina was a corporate governance advocate working with the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD) of Philippines. There she managed ICD Fellows membership, updated Professional Directors Programme, developed bespoke board governance tools for a major bank, and helped organise the 2009 OECD Asian Roundtable.
Graduated from the University of Asia and the Pacific in Manila, Philippines, Tina holds a Bachelor degree of Arts in Political Economy. She is fluent in English.