DAY ONE: Commitment & Accountability
To fully realize a culture of inclusion and belonging requires both leadership commitment and accountability to ourselves and others. Neither leadership nor accountability are top-down but rather shared responsibilities that each of us regardless of role, title or position can actively demonstrate. There are lots of examples and definitions for leadership. But at its most basic level leadership is the ability to influence others towards achieving a goal.
Accountability is owning and accepting responsibility for one’s actions. When these are put in the context of diversity, equity and inclusion, it means we all have a part to play. All of us being leaders, modeling the behavior we want to see in others and influencing others towards the goal of a more inclusive society; and holding ourselves and others accountable to actions that help inspire and achieve that vision.
Daily Live Webinar @ 12:00 ET:
Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Leadership: What’s the Most Effective Approach?
Presented by Associated Builders and Contractors
Reading Material:
Creating Accountability for Inclusive, Responsive Leadership
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