30 min

On-Demand

Beyond Optics: Driving Meaningful DEI Strategy

What's covered

As the month of both LGBTQIA+ Pride and Juneteenth, June is a time for rapturous celebration and deep reflection -- as well as an opportunity to re-evaluate the integrity of our workplace’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. While June creates space for us to engage in important conversations about race, sexual orientation, and gender identity, these conversations are only a starting place: in order to truly address workplace racism and bias, we need to move beyond words and into year-round, sustainable action.

In honor of LGBT+ Pride Month and Juneteenth, please join us on Thursday, June 17th for a discussion on how organizations can create and implement meaningful diversity, equity, and inclusion strategies in the workplace through cultural moments.

Meet our speakers

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Dominique Hollins

Hone Facilitator & Workplace Equity Expert

Dominique Hollins is a Hone facilitator, business operations leader and a workplace equity expert. With over 12 years of experience in the technology and financial services industries, she has provided guidance and coaching to executive leaders and professionals within North America, Germany and the United Kingdom. Dominique has worked at Google, eBay, is the co-founder of Our Collective in partnership with the Kapor Center and is the Founder and CEO of WĒ360, a workplace equity consulting firm. Dominique was recently inducted in the 2019 class of Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Next Gen and is dedicated to personal and professional growth through human connection.

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Andréa Long

Senior Manager, Diversity and Inclusion - Recruiting Enablement & Partnerships at DoorDash

This conversation is moderated by Andréa Long. Andréa is a Bay Area native, UC Davis alumna, and entrepreneur. Andréa has worked on event marketing, recruitment marketing, and diversity recruiting initiatives for top tech companies and has led the strategy and execution of programming for Employee Resource Groups. In further efforts to increase diversity and inclusion, she co-founded Our Collective, a community resource group that empowers Black and Latinx Employee Resource Group leaders. In 2012, Andréa founded Firewood Events, an event and wedding planning company, and then in 2020, she co-founded Swag by Asayo, a swag and gifting company that features products from Black- and Latinx-owned small businesses. In all of her work, Andréa takes a people-first approach in order to be as inclusive as possible for people of all identities and backgrounds across the globe. When not working or running her businesses, you can find Andréa decorating and furnishing her new home, baking sweet treats, or hosting a game night with family and friends.

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