A Millennial Takes on Misconceptions of Inclusive Leadership Training

Across many industries, we’re experiencing a fundamental shift in how people approach work, driven in large part by Millennial’s and Gen Z's expectations of the workplace. From the embrace of hybrid workplaces to ever-evolving dress codes, we’re seeing the rejection...
Inclusity in the News

Inclusity in the News

Maria Arcocha White shares insights on future of inclusion & diversity in the workplace at regional SHRM conference. Check it out! Via WFIN Findlay Radio  

Jack Tramiel (1928-2012)

Jack Tramiel (1928-2012)

Forty years ago, personal computing was a niche hobby for enthusiasts willing to spend hours tinkering with parts, something like building a ham radio kit. Mentioning a “computer” in the business world at that time would conjure up the image of an entire room full of...

Patsy Sherman (1930-2008)

Patsy Sherman (1930-2008)

In this series we’ve discovered the stories of successful people who struggled to make their mark on the world. These struggles have often been bound up with prominent disadvantages that many of us are familiar with: poverty, obscurity, prejudice and other...

Belle Kogan (1902-2000)

Belle Kogan (1902-2000)

Industrial design is a field that many of us don’t consider often, even though it affects how we live and work every day. From the chairs that keep us comfortable to the coffee mugs that keep us awake, the products we use are all the result of someone’s design ideas....

Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000)

Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000)

“To those of my race who depend on bettering their condition in a foreign land, or who underestimate the importance of preserving friendly relations with the Southern white man who is their next-door neighbor, I would say: ‘Cast down your bucket where you are. Cast it...

Inside Inclusity: Get to Know Maria Arcocha White

Inside Inclusity: Get to Know Maria Arcocha White

Inside Inclusity Oftentimes, it is not what we “know” about an individual that brings people together and creates understanding but what we don’t know. Herein lies the good stuff: What makes us distinctive? What do we have in common? What is important to us and why?...

Maria Bergson (1914-2009)

Maria Bergson (1914-2009)

The conditions of modern office work have made many familiar with the term “ergonomics," which refers to the study of making working conditions as comfortable and conducive to work as possible. Central to this pursuit is the idea that both the workers’ tools and the...

James Whale (1889-1957)

James Whale (1889-1957)

  Hollywood has always been many things to many people, a “dream factory” where countless stories and influences from around the world are transformed into films that flow back into the world and influence it in turn. Like the people who make its films, Hollywood...

Pedro Flores (1896-1963)

Pedro Flores (1896-1963)

The humble yo-yo has existed in some form since the days of Ancient Greece and has appeared independently in cultures across the world. For millennia it was simply a wheel attached to a length of string so that it could be twirled or thrown and then caught again....

Madam C.J. Walker (1867-1919)

Madam C.J. Walker (1867-1919)

Back in the early 20th century, long before the “black is beautiful” movement of the 1960s, cosmetics marketers knew that the beauty of black women was unique, as were their beauty needs. Some of the first fortunes made by African-American businesspeople were made in...