Diversity: The Teams Differentiator

Knowing how to create and leverage a diverse team is a tremendous organizational advantage. Crafting a team with varied thoughts, backgrounds, and inputs can lead to better and more creative ways to solve problems. In this webinar, teams expert Lael Good will share how to build, charter, and manage a diverse team.

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