Title: Accenture Says 'Inclusion Starts With I'
Headings: Accenture Says ‘Inclusion Starts With I’
Accenture Says ‘Inclusion Starts With I’
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Content: Following the impactful responses from Accenture’s up and coming managing directors, Shook said she actually shared the video with a group of fellow HR executives at a recent summit. “The reaction from that group was overwhelming,” she said. “Many of them wanted to share it with their CEOs. They asked how we created it, and could I help them create one for their company. “And it made me realize that what was created by our people, for our people, could actually really help drive change more broadly.” Accenture then made the decision to share the video publicly. “We actually believe that this is not just a moment, but really the beginning of a movement within Accenture, but also more broadly in the world,” Shook said. Accenture is teaming with Thrive Global to create workshops for its employees to explore thoughts and feelings regarding a sense of belonging. “We showed the video yesterday to 700 managing directors,” Shook said. “And at the end of the video, we asked each of the managing directors to make a commitment to act.