The Future of DEI Under the New Administration: What’s Next?

The question of whether Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives will continue under the current U.S. administration has sparked significant debate. In January, two important executive orders were issued, leaving many organizations, particularly those with federal contracts or funding, to assess how these changes might affect their DEI and gender inclusion programs.

By: Lida Bannink  Date: March 4, 2025
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Harnessing the Power of Habits for New Year’s Resolutions

Like most people, I want to do better so I can be better, and with that comes the question of how to better myself. Honestly, I’d like it just to happen, but that’s not reality! So, I’m left with the challenge of figuring out how to im

By: Shawn Moore  Date: December 19, 2024
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Turning Challenging Performance Reviews into Opportunities for Growth

We tend to avoid difficult conversations; because they are difficult and challenging, but that’s where the opportunities are resting; the between places.  The next time you give a challenging performance review keep these tips in mind. Let the company’s mission statement become the foundation for the conversati

By: Shawn Moore  Date: November 12, 2024
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Building a Resilient Workplace During Election Season: Conflict Management for a Polarized Time

As we approach our next presidential election, we stand at a crossroad with a wide range of social issues becoming increasingly polarized, many employees bring strong opinions and perspectives into the workplace, whether intentionally or not. These differences in viewpoints can sometimes lead to friction, misunderstandings, and even conflict among team members.

By: Shawn Moore  Date: November 1, 2024