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Your Course<br />

Your Choice<br />

Your division is as unique as your<br />

employees’ learning needs. That’s why<br />

the one day face-to-face programme<br />

from PDT Global is built on four flexible<br />

core elements. Each of these elements<br />

can have a light touch or a deeper dive,<br />

based on your teams’ experience and<br />

requirements.<br />

Building Inclusion Globally


Getting Started<br />

Step 1 – Making the Call<br />

To ensure the four elements are fully<br />

explored, a specialist from PDT Global<br />

contact you to discuss your business area’s<br />

background, objectives, business drivers<br />

and desired outcomes.<br />

Your teams learning needs will also be<br />

explored in detail to ensure the right<br />

solution is proffered.<br />

Step 2: Designing the Day<br />

With your teams’ needs identified, PDT Global<br />

will work with you to design your development<br />

day.<br />

All programmes begin with introductions, an<br />

outline of the event and review of objectives &<br />

outcomes – and if you are looking for that extra<br />

impact, invite a business leader or sponsor to<br />

open the programme.<br />

Specialists from PDT will work with you to select a<br />

suitable saturation level; whether it be a key<br />

points review or a deeper exploration with<br />

additional activities, developing an an experience<br />

that addresses each of the four core element in a<br />

way that will meet your required outcomes.<br />

Building Inclusion Globally


Core Elements<br />

Business Case<br />

Unconscious<br />

Bias<br />

Business<br />

Impact<br />

Actions and<br />

Commitments<br />

Explore how creating an<br />

environment where<br />

‘everyone is engaged<br />

and effectively<br />

included’, contributes<br />

to business success.<br />

Redefine how you see<br />

‘diverse’, and reveal<br />

personal and business<br />

implications that range<br />

from damaged<br />

relationships to real<br />

business impact.<br />

Use simple tools and<br />

principles to uncover<br />

how your unconscious<br />

affects your decision<br />

making and<br />

behaviours, which in<br />

turn can build or<br />

undermine trust<br />

Examine the<br />

presence of bias in<br />

business practices.<br />

Consider techniques<br />

and principles to not<br />

only identify, but also<br />

mitigate against the<br />

risks of bias within<br />

your organisation.<br />

Identify personal<br />

commitments and<br />

actions that will help<br />

you to build personal<br />

awareness and<br />

create an<br />

environment where<br />

everyone is engaged<br />

and effectively<br />

included.<br />

Building Inclusion Globally


Selecting your saturation level:<br />

Business<br />

Case<br />

Unconscious<br />

Bias<br />

Business<br />

Impact<br />

Actions and<br />

Commitments<br />

Key points review: 20-30 mins)<br />

Key points review: 20-40 mins)<br />

Key points review: (30-50 mins)<br />

Key point actions: (20-40 mins)<br />

A top-line review to cover the<br />

basics of business drivers,<br />

definitions of diversity and<br />

what it means to truly engage.<br />

We then link these to achieving<br />

business objectives.<br />

Deeper Exploration:<br />

(45-75 mins)<br />

A deeper dive into future<br />

business drivers and the need<br />

to create environments that<br />

retain diverse talent. Exploring<br />

how we naturally exclude<br />

difference, and a chance to<br />

examine the consequences for<br />

business success if diverse<br />

talent is not engaged.<br />

A top-line review of the<br />

neuroscience and the<br />

psychology of bias, highlighting<br />

the impact of our unconscious<br />

associations on decisions,<br />

behaviours and business<br />

outcomes. Utilising a tool to<br />

develop personal awareness and<br />

question others.<br />

Deeper Exploration:<br />

(40-75 mins)<br />

A deeper understanding of the<br />

origins of our bias and<br />

unconscious associations, linked<br />

to behaviours. Exploration into<br />

the real impact of bias within<br />

your business. Tools used to<br />

help individuals identify their<br />

biases and their impact.<br />

A top-line review of the presence<br />

of bias in business cultural<br />

practices (unwritten rules).<br />

Utilising short examples identified<br />

from within the business, groups<br />

create a risk rating for each,<br />

working together to identify<br />

actions to mitigate such risks.<br />

Deeper Exploration: (45-75<br />

mins)<br />

World café style collective, with<br />

in-depth explorations into<br />

‘unwritten rules’. Investigation of<br />

the organisational culture,<br />

identifying ‘cultural norms’ and<br />

‘assumptions’ that create<br />

opportunities for some, whilst<br />

(unintentionally) limiting others.<br />

Identify actions to question and<br />

manage the effects of unwritten<br />

rules being ‘played out in the<br />

workplace’.<br />

A top-line action planning<br />

activity, to start participants on<br />

their inclusion journey. This<br />

highly energetic and interactive<br />

group actions planning activity<br />

encourages participants to<br />

support each other in<br />

identifying actions that are:<br />

personal; for their team; and for<br />

the organisation.<br />

Deeper Exploration for Actions:<br />

(45-75 mins)<br />

Identifying inclusion-driving<br />

actions to support specific<br />

objectives. Facilitated plenary<br />

and collective peer testing to<br />

review actions and aid<br />

individuals with making<br />

personal commitments and<br />

identifying actions to build<br />

inclusion.<br />

Building Inclusion Globally


Pre-work<br />

Dependant on<br />

participants’ working<br />

style and likelihood of<br />

completion, pre-work<br />

can include examples<br />

of unconscious bias<br />

videos, articles and /<br />

or case studies. Prework<br />

can be shared<br />

via ‘Jam’.<br />

Post Session Activities<br />

Dependant on the<br />

organisational culture<br />

and participation style,<br />

post-work and<br />

embedding activities can<br />

range from short video<br />

clips to reflective<br />

activities that drive<br />

action towards inclusive<br />

practice.<br />

Building Inclusion Globally


About PDT Global<br />

Building Inclusion Globally


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