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ARTICLE · 30 JANUARY 2020

Perspectives On Inclusion

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Al-Harazi's keynote began by illuminating her experience as a woman, a racialized person and an immigrant.

CanadaCorporate/Commercial Law

What does it mean to foster a culture of diversity, inclusion and belonging in the workplace, and how do we ensure that theory translates into practice? BLG explored this vital conversation in Perspectives on Inclusion, a seminar that united top clients and legal peers to share personal experiences, best practices and forward-thinking results.

Entrepreneur and transformative leadership expert Zahra Al-Harazi's provocative keynote address, entitled Different Is Good, set the stage for an interactive panel discussion moderated by Tamara Tomomitsu, Chair of BLG's Diversity and Inclusion Council. The panel featured insights from Michelle Henry, Partner in BLG's Labour & Employment Group; Colin Druhan, Executive Director at Pride at Work Canada; Shawn L. Graham, Deputy General Counsel, Retail Banking & Wealth Management at HSBC Bank Canada; and Caroline Jimdar, Senior Director — Business Risk & Governance — Cards, Payments & Banking at Royal Bank of Canada.

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