DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

Hispanic Professional Group Launches Program to Develop High-Performing Leaders

The Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement | December 16, 2020

The Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement (HACE) has launched a five-month program "for experts of shading" to form into high-performing leaders, the nonprofit declared Dec. 2.

The primary cohort is made out of "39% African American, 33% Latinx, and 28% Asian" experts with varying education, experience and geography. The curriculum will include: how to drive awareness for cultural issues at work; how to lead diverse teams; and how to build a support network.

Corporate partners Edelman and Barilla combined to sponsor 18 employees for the program. As per HACE, "The majority of participants reside in Chicago with approximately one third residing on the East and West coasts including New Jersey, Washington DC, Florida, and Los Angeles, CA."

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For the past few years, HR leaders have been tested in unprecedented ways. We’ve had to focus on resolving numerous challenges ranging from the abrupt shift to remote work to an onslaught of mass resignations. We’ve struggled. We’ve adapted. As Reward Gateway has aptly said, 2022 was the year of ‘The Great Adjustment,’ and as we head into yet another year of unknowns, we’re faced with a set of new challenges, such as quiet quitting. But what does that really mean, and how do employers face this amidst a wave of other challenges?

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