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Inclusive Leadership and Workplace Culture: Building Diverse Teams for Lasting Impact

Empower your organization through inclusive leadership training, inclusive workplace practices, and a thriving company culture that drives innovation and engagement.

Why book this training?

After this training, participants will have the tools to better:

  • Understand the language and concepts of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) in the workplace.
  • Identify and address biases in the workplace.
  • Foster psychological safety and inclusivity among team members.
  • Leverage leadership opportunities to build a collaborative and inclusive environment.
TRAINING BENEFIT
TRAINING BENEFIT 1

Understand and address biases to promote a fair and inclusive workplace.

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TRAINING BENEFIT 2

Develop skills to learn how to promote workplace diversity and inclusion.

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TRAINING BENEFIT 3

Utilize leadership opportunities to create a collaborative environment.

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TRAINING BENEFIT 4

Enhance problem-solving skills to address common workplace challenges collaboratively.

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Training Overview

This inclusive leadership training program provides participants with practical tools to build an inclusive work environment and foster a positive workplace culture. Through a focus on organizational inclusiveness, inclusive workplace practices, and leadership and inclusion, the training supports the development of diverse teams and inclusive company culture.

Participants will explore the meaning of inclusive culture at work, develop skills to lead diverse teams effectively, and engage in activities modeled after proven approaches. Research shows that organizations with strong inclusive workplace cultures see higher innovation, improved team performance, and increased employee satisfaction. 

Employees in an inclusive culture are 3 times more likely to report being happy at their job, with those employees being 1.5 times more likely to give their best (CEO North America). Conversely, companies with above-average diversity in leadership are 19 percentage points more innovative and have EBIT margins that are 9 percentage points higher than those of companies with less diverse teams (BCG).

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Training Content

Exploring Diversity
Day 1: Understanding

Exploring Diversity and Experiences

  • Introduce the language of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
  • Understand how biases show up in the workplace and their impact, from hiring and mentoring to career progression.

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5 MINS

Group Exercise

  • In small groups and later as a collective, explore how different perspectives impact individual experiences and understanding within conversations.
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Critical Dialogues
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Day 2: Engaging in Critical Dialogues
Day 2: Inclusive Leadership
 

What Does Inclusion Mean “On the Ground?”

  • Learn about creating and maintaining psychological safety among supervisors, supervisees, peers, and colleagues

Break

5 MINS

Leadership Opportunities

  • Explore opportunities in meetings, mentoring, and responding to complaints to build a collaborative and inclusive environment.

Collective Problem-Solving for Common Work Obstacles

  • Engage in collective problem-solving to address and overcome common workplace challenges.
Who is this training for?

This training is ideal for:

  • Managers and Team Leaders
  • HR Professionals
  • Diversity and Inclusion Officers
  • Organizational Development Specialists
  • Participants will learn what diversity and inclusion is in the workplace, why it is important, and how to foster an inclusive workplace effectively.
Training Details
Price
Price:

JAMS Pathways offers a flexible pricing model tailored to the specific needs and scope of each training, which aims to provide the best value based on the duration and complexity of the training required.

Location
Location:

In-person, virtual, or hybrid.

Duration
Duration:

Two days (optional flexible duration – from a 60-minute session to a one-week workshop).

Type of Exercises
Type of Exercises:

Interactive workshops, discussions, and real-life scenario analysis.

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The training was incredible, one of the best  of many, many trainings that I've taken. It was well organized, and the facilitators were amazing teachers with great insight. I learned a lot.

Attorney, Government agency

FAQs

What does it mean to have an inclusive workplace?

An inclusive workplace is one where all employees—regardless of gender, race, age, background, or ability—feel welcomed, valued, and empowered to contribute. It fosters a culture of respect, collaboration, and equitable opportunity for growth.

How is inclusion different from diversity?

Diversity is about representation—having a mix of people with different identities and experiences. Inclusion is about action—creating an environment where all individuals feel safe, supported, and engaged, and where their differences are embraced.

Why is inclusion important in the workplace?

Inclusion leads to greater employee engagement, retention, innovation, and productivity. It promotes psychological safety, reduces turnover, and helps attract top talent. Inclusive companies also tend to outperform their less inclusive peers in terms of innovation and decision-making.

What are the benefits of fostering an inclusive work environment?

Better team collaboration and morale
Increased innovation and problem-solving capacity
Reduced employee turnover
Enhanced brand reputation and employer appeal
Greater financial performance (as shown in multiple DEI-related studies)

How can leaders promote an inclusive culture?

Model inclusive behavior (active listening, empathy, fairness)
Create transparent, inclusive policies and feedback channels
Encourage diverse hiring and equitable promotion practices
Support Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)
Prioritize continuous training on bias and cultural competency

What are some examples of inclusive workplace practices?

Using inclusive language in all communication
Offering flexible work arrangements
Providing DEI training and mentorship programs
Regularly reviewing pay equity and promotion rates
Recognizing diverse holidays and cultural events

Did you know?

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Managers who received executive coaching following their leadership training showed an 88% boost in productivity.
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