Enterprise Mastermind DE&I Workbook

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Chapter 1: Supplier Diversity Strategies

Authors: Adam Moore, Allen Chilsen
Editor: Mesambe Masango
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Chapter 2: Contingent Labor Diversity

Authors: Adam Moore, Keisha Stephens
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Chapter 3: Vendor DE&I Support

Authors: Adam Moore
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Chapter 4: Direct Sourcing/Talent Pool Programs

Authors: Mesambe Masango, Adam Moore
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Chapter 5: Reporting

Authors: Natalie Javid
Editor: Jim Coughlin
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Chapter 6: Program Management

Authors: Amy Dawson, Cris Robinson, Keisha Stephens
Editor: Mesambe Masango
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Chapter 7: Third Party Suppliers

Authors: Geoff Dubiski
Editor: Allen Chilson
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Chapter 8: Supplier Tiering

Authors: Mesambe Masango
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Chapter 9: Statement of Work (SOW) Diversity

Authors: Tony Gagliardi, Lisa Marcouillier
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Chapter 10: Global D&I Guidance

Authors: Amy Dawson, Cris Robinson, Keisha Stephens
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Chapter 11: Inclusion for Contractors

Authors: Amy Dawson, Cris Robinson, Keisha Stephens
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Chapter 12: Freelance Management Systems

Authors: Natalie Javid, Allen Chilson
Editor: Jim Coughlin
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