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Building Courageously Inclusive Workplaces

Featuring Ella Bell Smith, workplace inclusion expert and acclaimed author of “Our Separate Ways: Black and White Women and the Struggle for Professional Identity.”

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Program Duration

1 Week

Time Commitment

2 Hours

Certification

Tuck Executive Education at Dartmouth Certificate of Completion

Form Powerful Relationships that Drive Equity in the Workplace

While women in general are underrepresented in corporate leadership, women of color are dramatically underrepresented. Working together, women of all racial identities can become powerful “co-conspirators” in achieving gender and racial equity at the highest levels of leadership–and transforming workplace culture. 

This on-demand experience, designed and led by Tuck School of Business professor and foremost thought leader on workplace inclusion Ella Bell Smith, is designed to help all women leaders move beyond the concept of allyship to forge relationships of mutual support that affect organizational and systemic change. 

You’ll learn:

 

  • The unexpected sources of the racial divide between women
  • Ground rules for difficult conversations about race
  • How to create change as a “co-conspirator”

 

Ella Bell Smith was interviewed for a recent article for ExecOnline. Read “Strategic, Courageous, and Consistent: How to be a co-conspirator to accelerate gender parity in the workplace.”

 

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  • Ella Bell Smith

    Professor of Business Administration

    Ella Bell Smith is professor of business administration at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, where she is founder and director of the Tuck Initiative on Workplace Inclusion. Smith’s research focuses on the career and life histories of professional African-American and European-American wom…

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