D&I – Consuelo Battistelli

from Innovators' Talks Hosted by POLIMI Graduate School of Management

In che modo le diversità possono creare valore e ricchezza in termini di creatività e innovazione, soprattutto all'interno delle organizzazioni? Esploriamolo insieme con la nuova puntata di Innovators’ Talks! In questo episodio, Gianvincenzo Scarpa, Direttore dell'area People Organization & School of Excellence di POLIMI Graduate School of Management avrà il piacere di intervistare Consuelo Battistelli, Diversity Engagement Partner in IBM per approfondire la generazione di benefici attraverso la diversità e il tema dell’accessibilità come chiave abilitante per l'inclusione.

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