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Attracting and Retaining Talent - Why Neurodiversity Inclusion Matters
Hosted by Special Guest,
Meredith Tekin, President, International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES)
Thursday, September 23
10:00AM PST / 1:00PM EST
President
International Board of Credentialing and
Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES)
Neurodiversity should be a key consideration when looking at DEI initiatives as well as future growth and staff retention. Your organization is already neurodiverse (so are your customers!), and you could be missing out on a valuable resource pool with hiring and management practices that aren't inclusive. This session will review what neurodiversity means, how it can impact your organization, and best practices and points to consider to ensure you are inclusive and can stay at the front of the field in an ever-changing landscape.
Takeaways:
- Understanding the definition of neurodiversity and what it means today
- What is an inclusive work culture and environment?
- Various viewpoints and intersectionalities to keep in mind
- Why and how neurodiversity should be part of your DEI planning
Who Should Attend:
- DE&I Leaders
- HR and Talent Professionals
- Industry Professionals
- Anyone who is interested in learning more about neurodiversity
Once you register you will receive an email with the link to access the session. If you need further assistance please Contact Olivia Campbell, Membership Coordinator, Women of the Vine & Spirits.
In 2001, IBCCES identified a need for standardization within healthcare, education, and corporate environments to meet the growing needs of those with cognitive disorders. We assembled a board of thought leaders and experts in these fields to address the growing international need and create a series of certification programs in autism, ADHD, sensory disorders, mental health, dyslexia, and other cognitive disorders.
IBCCES adheres to international standards for boards that grant professional credentials. The IBCCES certification procedures and content undergo various reviews and validation, pursuant to the professions that are eligible for certification, as well as standards established by content experts in the field.
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