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Diversity Training

All diversity training is customized to meet your organization's needs.  This diversity training can be scheduled as a half-day seminar, full-day seminar, or multiple-day seminar.  For more information, please fill out our form, write to , or call toll free 800-886-2MAX. The diversity training is provided by our strategic partner Shelley Riebel.

Handling Diversity
Mutual Respect Equals Success

Our population has become increasingly diverse and so has our workplace. To succeed in our multicultural society, organizations must value the differences of our diverse population, respect employee and customers individuality and maintain a climate whereby everyone is treated with dignity. Employees need to understand how words and actions affect their company’s bottom line, and how they need to maintain a positive outlook on diversity.

This diversity training heightens awareness to better understand other cultures, age groups, genders, and lifestyle groups. Possible offenses that can create misunderstandings, including racial, cultural, sexual, physical, mental and verbal issues are discussed. The effects of perception, cultural background, discrimination and prejudice are reviewed.

Diversity training will make you more aware of ways you may be offending others without even knowing it. It will help you recognize your blind spots, show you how to avoid verbal, social and written mistakes and give you new ways to deal with and relate to people.

Some of What You'll Learn
in the Diversity Training

Diversity Concepts
Dimensions of Diversity
Diversity Defined
Benefits of a Diverse Workforce
Our Challenge
Culture Differences are Business Strengths
A Changing Environment
Turn Differences into Strengths
Laws that Support Diversity
Impact of ADA
Workplace Comfort for Both Genders
Overcoming Bias, Prejudice and Stereotyping
Confronting Our Belief Systems
Acknowledging Prejudice
Sexual Harassment
What is it?
What are my responsibilities and rights?
Company procedure for complaints
Open Communication and Constructive Feedback
Resolving Conflict
Respectful Disagreement is Healthy
Managing Diversity
Inclusion + Participation = Contribution
Current Appropriate Diversity Terms

Is your organization interested in the Handling Diversity training?  Then contact us today!

 

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Motivational speaker Harry K. Jones has appeared all over North America addressing subjects ranging from stress management and thinking "out of the box" to the leadership skills and strategies required to succeed in today's competitive marketplace.

Motivational speaker Jeffrey W. Drake, Ph.D., has made many presentations on subjects ranging from communication styles and leadership styles to empowered teams and sales psychology.

Motivational speaker Kathleen J. Wheelihan has made presentations ranging from creative innovation to customer satisfaction strategies and leadership skills to teambuilding.

Melanie L. Drake focuses on the publishing and marketing sides of the AchieveMax® company.

 

For more information on our seminars and keynote presentations,
please write to or call 800-886-2MAX.
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