ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this week's episode we're talking with Kimya Nuru Dennis, the founder of a company called Diversity365.
We're discussing her unique approach to diversity and inclusion training and why she says the traditional methods for this type of training don't work.
To connect with Diversity365, visit 365diversity.com.
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