 The Franco-Japanese debate on the theme of diversity was organized from 9 to 12 June 2018 in Tokyo and Sapporo in the presence of Catherine Tripon, spokesperson of the association for the promotion of rights LGBT The Other Circle. Junko Takagi, Chair of the Chair diversity of ESSEC, invited on this occasion by the French Embassy of France / French Institute. The Leadership & Diversity Chair organized its 6th Annual Study trip to Copenhagen, Denmark between March 15th & March 18th. Click the image to see the full report.  ESSEC leadership & Diversity Chair along with Melt invite you to: The International Seminar of Professional Development in France. April 5th at "Le Club" N231, ESSEC Business School from 4:30PM onwards  Divercity ESSEC and the Leadership and Diversity Chair invite you to: LGBTQ+ in the Workplace Roundtable and Workshop March 1, 2018 Learning-Lab, Cergy Campus 12:00-13:00 Introduction to LGBTQ+ issues in the Workplace 16:30-19:00 Roundtable and Workshop on “LGBTQ+ Best Practices” with representatives from BCG, GE, and other firms.  Come Tuesday, February 13th at 8pm, Les Mardis will welcome Jean-Paul Agon, Chairman and CEO of L'Oréal, in the grand amphithéâtre of ESSEC Business School, in Cergy. For this special event (which is free and open to all), the debate will be in English. More information in the link below: Coming into your Own 3 June 2017 A female leadership workshop organized by the chair.  Annual Site Visit Report 2017: Copenhagen 16-19 March 2017 Click the image to see the full report.  Diversity and inclusion in the workplace (Click to open link) Coursera, Feb 2017 Diversity is a fact. It is also paradoxical. We need to be capable of seeing and hearing differences in order to reap the benefits of diversity. But seeing and hearing differences hone our discriminating reflexes and can also lead to discrimination. If you take this MOOC, you will: 1. understand this paradox, 2. understand its dynamics, and 3. identify ways to manage it so that you can better channel the diversity potential in the workplace for greater performance and innovation.  Annual Site Visit Report 2016: Copenhagen 15-17 April 2016 Click the image to see the full report.  What makes us HUMAN? Have you ever asked yourself this question? 9 Feb 2016 Through Human, Yann Arthus-Bertrand offers us an immersion to the core of what it means to be human in order to embrace the human condition and reflect upon our inherent diversity. Through these stories full of happiness, hope, love, as well as hatred and violence, HUMAN bring us face to face with the Other, making us reflect on our lives. Wars, Terrorism, LGBT issues, the meaning of life, death, love, sex and other subjects are addressed in this movie by people from all around the world, sharing a rare sincerity. The movie is a great opportunity to underline our dark side but also what is most noble in us, and what is universal.  12th October 2015 There is increased awareness of the importance of diversity in our daily reality in business and in education. Organizations are developing best practices to address diversity issues not only to reduce discrimination in the workplace but to promote inclusion and innovation. We need to look at the impact of these practices on the social environment, and how they are contributed to changes in perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors. To kick-off the lunchtime conferences of the Semaine d’Engagement, we invited Chea Lun, Director of Solidarity Sourcing at L’Oréal, and Pascal Picq, a paleoanthropologist at the College de France, to join us to share their thoughts on diversity and driving change.  The Gender Journal March 17, 2015 Do women have different career aspirations than men? Are women not using the same strategies as men? These were some of the questions addressed by the “Gender Journey”, an event organized by the ESSEC Leadership and Diversity Chair to heighten awareness of gender issues in the workplace that attracted over 50 participants on March 17, 2015. The lunchtime panel discussion with Pascale Marcou of Catalyst Europe , and Chantal Do of Women’Up-La Fusee, an association founded by former L&D chair students, focused on the Gen Y perspective to gender issues and the expectations and opportunities for women and men of this generation. In order to prepare students to be gender inclusive, three interactive and experiential workshops were organized in the afternoon in the K-lab by Chair students and Women’Up members around coaching, networking and work-life balance.  Semaine Handicap et Talent: March 2015 During the first week of March 2015, the leadership and diversity chair, in collaboration with Handi-Move and ESSEClive, organized workshops and testimonials to raise awareness about “Handicap and Talent”. The workshops allowed students to discover the world of disability in an interactive and instructive way. Cabinet Ability presented a workshop on how to include Handicap in the workplace. The week ended with a testimony held by Josef Schovanec, an autistic philosopher, and author of « Je suis à l’Est ».  The Workshop: MBTI /Team building 10 January 2015 1. MBTI – Understanding yourself The MBTI® (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) questionnaire provides a highly insightful framework for individual and group development, provoking self-awareness by looking at how a person perceives the world and how they prefer to interact with others. It is the most widely used personality assessment worldwide used in various fields including professional self-fulfillment, team building, identification of individual leadership and communication styles, or conflict management within a team. The MBTI workshop is held at the beginning of the chair program in January and is used for team-building and personal and professional 2. Leadership workshop – Understanding others This workshop, given by Junko Takagi, has been conceived exclusively for our chair students to develop their leadership and communication skills. It is complementary to the MBTI seminar and focuses on understanding oneself in relation to others including colleagues, employees, clients etc. In this workshop, students are introduced to the leadership model developed by Donoxti Baylon and Junko Takagi and become familiar with concepts associated with leadership. Students also experience a number of self-assessment tools, as well as receiving feedback from their peers on their work and interaction styles. Based on this exchange of information, students hone their awareness.  "Face Cachée Seminar Series" Dec 2014 Chair professor, Junko Takagi, was invited to talk about the "Face Cachée Seminar Series" organized by the Edgar Morin Complexity Chair in December 2014. She discussed the Complex identity issues experienced by multicultural and how these complexities embody both opportunities and challenges for multiculturalism in the workplace.  Diversité® trophies 9 October 2014 Since 2006, the consulting firm RH Diversity Conseil has been organizing the Diversité® trophies, which reward companies that embrace diversity at the heart of their growth, their HR issues and their managerial mode. The jury, which will again be attended by Professor Junko Takagi, will nominate the 8 winners at the ceremony held on Thursday, October 9, 2014. Conference: "What future for education?" 16 June 2014 Campus ESSEC Management Education, CNIT, La Défense An unprecedented conference organized by One Young World and the Leadership & Diversity Chair: Microsoft, Our Neighborhoods have the Talent and the Institute of Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship of ESSEC will interact to exchange their vision of the education of tomorrow. Register here.  Annual Site Visit: Copenhagen 4-5 April 2014 Our chair students were welcomed in French and Danish companies located in Copenhagen. The Copenhagen study trip allowed students to compare some of the Chair seminar themes - diversity and brand image, diversity within CSR policies and gender issues - cross-culturally in their visit to Danish firms. Many thanks to Carlson Wagonlit, Thalès, Missionpharma and Carlsberg for providing us with such interesting discussions!  On Saturday, our Chair students and 12 students from Copenhagen Business School with different educational backgrounds and nationalities attended the workshop “A Leadership Voyage” that was specially developed by Chair Professor Junko Takagi for this joint workshop at the Studio at CBS.  "WHO AM I AS A LEADER? Leadership in stories" March 19th, 2014 ESSEC Campus in Cergy, F36 The Leadership & Diversity Chair is organizing a Leadership Workshop run by Judith Black who is a professional storyteller in the U.S. (http://www.storiesalive.com). She also works with organizations through storytelling. She is visiting France in March and we have taken the opportunity to bring her in!  Semaine et Label Handi-capacités 10-14 mars 2014 The Chair supported the ESSEC Handi-lCapabilities Week that took place from March 10 to 14 on the ESSEC Campus in Cergy. The week was a great success with 86 ESSEC students validating and receiving the Handi-Capacité certificate. |
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