There’s one often overlooked pillar of most diversity initiatives at work: social class origin. This important pillar greatly affects how first-generation professionals (FGP) maneuver through their careers.
Our research shows that one’s starting point profoundly impacts their well-being and career mobility even if they move into a higher socioeconomic status. Yet this revelation isn’t meaningfully addressed within the workplace.
Join us for a deep dive into this critical DEI opportunity. We’ll cover the impacts of social class origins at work, why organizations should address class diversity, and how to partner to break the class ceiling.
FREE WEBINAR | FEB 16, 2022
Organizational leaders & decision-makers
DEI moderators & advocates
First-generation talent & ambassadors
Understand class origin and its impacts in the workplace.
Discuss the relevance of class origin in the workplace.
Learn how your org can support FGPs and break the class ceiling.
For white-collar professionals, understanding and harnessing their own social class origins can impact their career potential and well-being.
For DEI-forward organizations, you may be unknowingly excluding high-potential, innovative talent from leadership roles. Our online event and discussion will help fill the diversity gap for first-gen talent and their advocates.
Bernice Maldonado
First Gen Talent Advocate & Founder of the FGP Research Project
Martha Burwell
DEI Expert & Lead Researcher on the FGP Research Project
"THE DEI MISSING PIECE" WEBINAR
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