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Social change is best analyzed through the lens of history.

Change is unavoidable. As individuals, we change as we age, grow, and learn more about ourselves and the world around us—and the same is true for business. Every organization, no matter how big or small, will have to adapt at some point.

All organizations undergo change to stay relevant in the marketplace and adapt to scale.

Nearly every organization, no matter how big or small, relies on change management teams to take charge during important transitional moments.

It’s easy to say and hear the word diversity without actually ever knowing what it really means. But with only a general understanding of the word, it’s likely that there are some types of diversity being overlooked. 

Having a diverse workplace is something most companies strive for nowadays. Since cities, states, and countries are projected to grow increasingly diverse for the foreseeable future, why would a workplace be any different?

Inclusive work environments are a win-win situation. Not only do your employees feel that they’re respected by their colleagues and valuable to the workplace, but your company benefits too.

Many companies boast about their workplace diversity. But just because a workforce is diverse, doesn’t mean that the workplace itself is inclusive.

Experiencing change, especially when it’s unexpected, can be taxing. However, change is an unavoidable part of life that serves as an opportunity for growth.