Tuesday, March 9, 2021

Am I an Inclusive Leader?

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Am I an Inclusive Leader?

Insights on the Road to Performance Excellence

By Harry Hertz "The Baldrige Cheermudgeon"

I have always considered myself an inclusive leader. However, recent and needed heightened awareness of diversity, equity, and inclusion has led me to consider whether I truly am. So I considered how I would answer this question in the senior leadership item (1.1) of the Baldrige Performance Excellence Criteria:

  • How do senior leaders create and reinforce a culture that fosters equity and inclusion?

I decided to do some reading on inclusive leadership. After analyzing the data, I have concluded that I have not been as inclusive as I could have been. There are some specific attributes of a truly inclusive leader on which I still need some development, and like all good leaders, I will continue to learn about all aspects of inclusive leadership.

Definitions

Before I delve deeper into this topic, let me share some definitions and descriptions to set some common ground. These are drawn from the 2021-2022 Baldrige Excellence Framework.

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