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Triangle of Inclusion
As organizations strive for excellence in the business environment and advocate best practices, we have seen a bigger commitment to inclusion from employers. Through Triangle of Inclusion, we recognize the efforts that organizations put into their workplace to achieve an inclusive environment where employees feel attached and customers feel welcomed.
Let us help you with:
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Reviewing your workplace D&I practices and physical accessibility
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Measuring & analyzing employee engagement through surveys and focus groups
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Reviewing job descriptions to be inclusive; updating policies and procedures
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Delivering group training to improve workforce awareness
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Providing one-on-one and small group coaching to help managers deal with specific issues
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Conducting customized research to formulate a business case for decision making
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Suggesting best practices
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Building a 3-5-year D&I Strategy on D&I that supports your overall HR Strategy
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Recognizing and celebrating your organization’s achievement
Organizations who have demonstrated commitment and proactiveness towards D&I will have a chance to be rewarded a Recognition Badge for any of the following six categories:
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Leadership & Capacity
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Accessibility
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Staffing
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Compensation
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Performance Excellence
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Learning
Download the one-page Badge Program InfoSheet
Your Consultants
Ada Tai,
MBA, CPHR, SHRM-SCP
“From my own experience, I learned that diversity in itself does not make an organization strong. It is the intentional inclusion practices that will bring out the strengths in our differences.”
Ada Tai provides effective and pragmatic HR services and corporate training. She applies a holistic approach to inclusion practices in the workplace through strategically integrating effective people management processes, programs and practices. She has also helped organizations successfully examine their workforce mix and implement programs that addressed diversity challenges.
Ada is regularly invited to speak on human resources, people management and career search topics throughout the province. She is also a respected instructor at post-secondary institutions.
Dr. Mike Annett, PhD, CPHR
“If you think the same as me that means that only one of us is thinking; If you think differently than me, then we both have an opportunity to learn.”
Dr. Mike Annett’s work focuses on human resource management and the systems organizations use to manage and support their workforce. Mike advocates for effective and socially responsible management.
Mike's training sessions involve addressing real-life HR problems, understanding current events, and creatively applying fundamental knowledge. His research targets the practical problems that HR professionals face when striving to increase workplace inclusion. He uses a risk lens to help make sense of organizational and supervisor concerns and identify pathways forward.
Renate Burwash
“I’ve learned a lot from people who see the world differently. We all want to belong, to feel included, and to be able to be ourselves and be valued for that. In this way, we are not different at all."
With 15+ years of workplace and community inclusion experience, Renate Burwash's passion supports businesses to become more inclusive workplaces.
Renate’s practice is informed by years of collaborating with employers, colleagues, government, and people who live with barriers to employment. She was named one of Edmonton's Top 100 Women in Business by the University of Alberta's Wanderer magazine in 2014. Renate has presented on Disability Inclusion and other Diversity & Inclusion topics at conferences across Canada and in the U.S. Renate holds a Diversity & Inclusion Certificate from Cornell University.