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A Military Brat’s Lens on Inclusion

I am a military brat. An odd term to describe a group of former and current children, but one worn with pride by many, nonetheless. I was raised primarily in Colorado Springs, CO, and the surrounding communities. Ft Carson, just outside of Colorado Springs, was my family’s primary connection to [...]

2022-09-07T14:31:43-05:00

Q&A: What does Roe vs Wade mean for your business?

What’s changed? The US Supreme Court has now overturned the Roe v Wade ruling and removed the constitutional right to abortion. As a result, many of our clients are asking: What does this mean for business? How can companies be more inclusive? And how should they speak up on issues [...]

2022-09-01T01:11:29-05:00

A Roadmap for Leading Conversations When Tensions Are High

Leaders need to connect their work on the language and mindset of inclusivity with the practice of having the “impossible” conversations. James Pogue's latest article with Nation's Restaurant News addresses how to have those seemingly impossible conversations with your team. Read the full article at https://www.nrn.com/news/lessons-diversity-inclusion-bias-dibss-how-talk-about-roe-v-wade-your-team

2022-08-18T18:38:55-05:00

Enhance Leadership Across Diversity Spectrum

James Pogue Ph.D. sat down with GoSolo.com to talk about his personal and business development journey. In this new interview, you can discover the importance of learning from failure, the value of building a network of other entrepreneurs, and why he believes in the power of listening. Read more at https://gosolo.subkit.com/jp-enterprises/

2022-08-18T18:38:56-05:00

DEI ‘Has To Be Thoughtful and Thought Through’

Diversity, equity, and inclusion are something that the food service industry has been working on with more vigor and purpose in recent years. At the National Restaurant Association Show this week, diversity, equity and inclusion took center stage as James Pogue, president and CEO of JP Enterprises; Chip Wade, [...]

2022-08-18T18:38:57-05:00

Black History Month & The Yoke of Leadership

Some of the challenges I have been laying out to our clients and colleagues around Black History Month is to look internally and assess your progress from 2020 till now. I've asked questions like: Are you proud of what you have done?  Have you been thoughtful about what you have [...]

2022-08-18T18:38:57-05:00

Still in Stonehenge

A pile of big rocks. A spiritual place frequented by Druids. A sacred burial ground. An ancient celestial map. Or none of the above. I was quite excited to see Stonehenge! I'd seen so much about it. And while I'd never investigated it in depth, it is one of those [...]

2022-08-18T18:38:57-05:00
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