One of the most powerful things about being a business owner is the ability to create a work environment according to your own principles. So many of us have worked within a company or organization and been disappointed by the way things were run, the way team members were treated. So, we wanted to ask some fantastic business owners and operators how they’ve gone about creating a more inclusive workplace.

Chantal Edwards-Matthews

Inclusivity Matters for everyone. It doesn’t matter what Race, Culture, Hair Color, Age, or sex you are. Everyone wants to feel seen, hurd and accepted for who they are. Read more>>

Dr. Whitnee Boyd

We spend way too many hours investing in our work and workplaces for us not to feel valued for our intellect, ability, and skills. Fostering an inclusive workplace is essential to the success of any organization. Read more>>

Yangtian Li

I work in the gaming space, and I wish for a more inclusive workplace. There are a lot of feminine players and they need developers that have the same interests and mindset that can make games that’s more catered to them. Read more>>

J.S. Bray

In the creative world phrases like “equity” and “inclusion” are largely rhetoric. They exist on screen, sometimes but they don’t exist where it matters most, behind the scenes. Read more>>

Melanie Mitchell

With over two decades of experience as a Recruiter across diverse industries, I’ve engaged with decision-makers at every organizational level, providing me with a comprehensive understanding of the contemporary workforce landscape. Read more>>

Danielle Larracuente

Yes! I believe being more inclusive in my industry, the entertainment industry has been a slow moving progression. It is important that our television screens reflect our world. Read more>>

Alisha Cochran

I have a passion for creating a more inclusive workplace which stems from working at places that I have experienced isolation and theocracy which caused a hostile environment. Read more>>

Presley Ann

Looking back on my journey since I dove into the industry back in 2011, it’s been a wild ride. Starting out, I was hustling on the sidelines, assisting other photographers and navigating the craziness of being a model on sets. Read more>>