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Manswell, Allison

 
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Sinopsis

Join the conversation and discover how to navigate race and other interesecting inequalities in the workplace.

Someday Is Today: Achieving Racial Equity in the Workplace is the perfectly timed follow-up to Manswell's Listen In: Crucial Conversations on Race in the Workplace. The second book in the racial equity canon dissects the importance of accountability among senior leaders and shares tools that help resolve misconceptions while highlighting the need for a stronger allyship across different ethnic groups.

The author, well versed in the topics she brings to the surface, goes beyond the workplace and addresses the relationship issues and generational differences that often cause strife in family units. With the same entertaining fictional prose she parlayed in Listen In, Manswell takes the reader on a journey through real-life scenarios rooted in differences of lived experience.

The memorable cast of characters from Listen In takes the stage again and turns up the volume on their candid conversations. LaToya and Shane face a relatable crossroad in their relationship, while Roshunda and Maya establish a mentorship arrangement, and Jim is confronted with the sad truth from his power broker peers.

Someday Is Today dives deep into the root cause of inequalities and restores hope that change will only occur when we decide that today is the day.

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Acerca del autor

ALLISON V. MANSWELL is a seasoned talent management executive with over twenty-five years of proven experience in human resources, organizational effectiveness, employee and leadership development, diversity and inclusion interventions with Fortune-ranked companies, midsize organizations, and boutique consulting firms.

She holds the industry credential of Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) from the Association for Talent Development. In addition, Ms. Manswell holds an MBA in leadership and a bachelor's degree in justice and law enforcement. She is the founder and CEO of Path Forward Consulting, an internationally recognized talent management firm. Most importantly, she is the mother of three adult sons.

De la contraportada

Allison Manswell brings her expertise in organizational effectiveness and talent management to the page in this riveting and educational follow-up to Listen In: Crucial Conversations on Race in the Workplace. In Someday Is Today, the reader is taken on a ride with the same memorable characters in the first book, but the conversations get deeper and the topics more contentious.

The characters get back together for their regular meetups and and we gain more insight into their personal and professional struggles. Roshunda and Maya tackle generational differences as they build a mentor-mentee relationship. LaToya and Shane hit a rough patch in their relationship, stemming from how life and race impact their choices. Jim witnesses the harsh reality of racial inequality in the workplace as he comes face to face with a representation of the harsh reality of the power dynamic in corporate America.

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