Diversity

"Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilization". - Mahatma Gandhi

Lee Lin Chin

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Cathy Freeman OAM

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Johnathan Thurston AM

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Sam Bloom

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Craig Foster AM

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Kylie Kwong

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Ian Thorpe AM

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Hannah Diviney

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Peter Bol

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Vicki O’Halloran AO CVO

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Jade Kevin Foster

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Li Cunxin

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Lisa Sthalekar

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Art Simone

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Pauline Nguyen

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Tan Le

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Deng Adut

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Dr Catriona Wallace

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Luli Adeyemo

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Holly Ransom

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Michael O’Loughlin

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Mark Olive

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Chern’ee Sutton

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Saroo Brierley

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Matthew Mitcham OAM

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Poh Ling Yeow

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Waleed Aly

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Stan Grant

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Ellie Cole AM

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Diana Chan

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Sarah Rowan

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Gavin Wanganeen

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Dr Preeya Alexander

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Luke Nguyen

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Wendell Sailor

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Dr Catherine Ball

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Adam Liaw

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Rashmi Watel

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Justin Hill

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David Subritzky

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Karni Liddell

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Ian Roberts

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Ernie Dingo AM

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Michael Long OAM

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Sam Thaiday

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Greg Inglis

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Petero Civoniceva

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Amna Karra-Hassan

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Rhiannon Tracey

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Shamane Tan

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Ashi Bhat

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Dr Jessica Gallagher

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Ryley Batt OAM

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Michael Crossland

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Evonne Goolagong Cawley AC MBE

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Mike Rolls

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Karla Grant

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Joshua Toomey

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Matt Formston

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Divya Dhingra

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Josh Richards

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Karla Grant

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Ursula Lepporoli

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Alison Shamir

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Why engage a 'Diversity' Speaker?

Diversity and Inclusion are critical issues that are increasingly becoming more important in today’s society. Organisations and businesses, regardless of their size or industry, are recognising the importance of promoting diversity and inclusivity in their workplaces and communities. One way to show that a company values diversity is by engaging a diversity speaker at their event. Here are some reasons why it’s important to engage a diversity speaker for your event.

Bring a fresh perspective to your event: A speaker with diverse experiences and backgrounds can share unique insights and stories that can help your audience understand the challenges and experiences of underrepresented groups. A diversity speaker can also provide practical advice on how to promote diversity and inclusion in your workplace or community.

Show your commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity: By engaging a diversity speaker, you demonstrate that your organisation values diversity and is actively working towards creating a more inclusive environment. This sends a positive message to your employees, clients, and stakeholders that you are committed to creating a more diverse and inclusive workplace.

Reach a wider audience: By engaging a diversity speaker who represents an underrepresented group, you can attract attendees who may not have otherwise considered attending your event. This can help you expand your audience and reach a more diverse group of people.

Improve your company’s image: In today’s social media-driven world, companies that are seen as promoting diversity and inclusion are often viewed more favourably by the public. By engaging a diversity speaker, you can show that your organisation is committed to creating a more diverse and inclusive workplace, which can improve your company’s reputation.

Help you avoid common mistakes: Diversity and inclusion are complex issues, and it’s easy for companies to unintentionally make mistakes. By engaging a diversity speaker, you can learn about common mistakes and how to avoid them. This can help you create a more inclusive environment and avoid damaging your company’s reputation.

Help you identify blind spots in your organisation: A diversity speaker can provide valuable feedback on how your organisation is doing in terms of diversity and inclusion. They can identify areas where you may have blind spots and provide practical advice on how to address these issues.

Create a more inclusive workplace: A diversity speaker can provide practical advice on how to create a more inclusive workplace, including how to recruit and retain employees from diverse backgrounds. They can also provide training on how to communicate effectively with people from different backgrounds and how to avoid unintentional bias.

Help you improve your bottom line: Research has shown that companies with diverse teams are more innovative and more profitable. By promoting diversity and inclusion in your workplace, you can attract a wider range of talent and improve your company’s bottom line.

In conclusion, engaging a diversity speaker can bring numerous benefits to your event and organisation. From providing a fresh perspective to helping you avoid common mistakes and creating a more inclusive workplace, diversity speakers can help your organisation promote diversity and inclusion. By demonstrating your commitment to these values, you can improve your company’s reputation and attract a wider range of talent. If you’re planning an event or looking to improve diversity and inclusion in your organisation, consider engaging a diversity speaker. 

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