Girls Auto Clinic: Educating and Empowering Women, One Car At a Time
Frustrated with the way women are treated at all touch points in the auto industry, Patrice Banks created Girls Auto Clinic.
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Staying Focused on Best Practices
As massive job cuts have forced many companies to reorganize and reprioritize spending, the diversity budget is taking its share of hits across industries. Nearly half of the 452 respondents to a recent Society for Human Resource Management poll said their discretionary HR spending had decreased in the past year, and 39% said they had cut spending on training unrelated to the core business, including anti-harassment and diversity training. Ten percent of respondents said they had reduced spending on initiatives that targeted diversity recruitment, and 12% predicted that diversity-related recruitment efforts would be cut. “If diversity truly is a key strategic objective of a corporation, then it should be treated like any other key strategic initiative of the corporation,†says Joe Watson, CEO of StrategicHire, an executive search firm in Reston, Virginia, and author of Without Excuses: Unleash the Power of Diversity to Build Your Business (St. Martin’s Press; $24.95). “That is a test in many ways to show whether a company’s rhetoric matches its reality.†We’ve looked at two companies that are working to continue efforts to make diversity a business imperative to grow their bottom lines.
Obama on the Record: Veterans Affairs
Remarks of the President at Department of Veterans Affairs THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. To Jim Benson for helping to organize this; for Mahdee for your service to our ...
Overcoming a Financial Disorder: What We Can Learn and How to Overcome
Daphne Mellody (Image: File) When 38-year-old Daphne Mallory was a young girl, she and her family lived a comfortable life in Liberia. In the early 1980’s however, Mallory’s family became very ...
Black Blogger Month: BrothaTech, Breaking Tech Talk Down for the Masses
As Black Blogger Month continues, Terrance Gaines, widely-known as BrothaTech, shares his tech expertise and how he turned his blog into a business.