The Inclusion Imperative
by Stephen Frost · Stephen Frost
Stephen Frost, former head of diversity and inclusion for the London 2012 Olympic organizing committee, draws on that experience to argue the business case for inclusion. Readers learn frameworks for embedding inclusive decision-making into recruitment, procurement, and everyday organizational processes.
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