Welcome to another fascinating conversation, this time with the exceptional Staci Haggerty, Vice President of Equity and Inclusion for the Institute of Process Excellence. Staci, navigating the DENI space as a Caucasian woman, brings her own unique perspectives and insights to the table. Prepare to explore the bedrock of servant leadership, the necessity of vulnerability, and the influential power of backing diverse groups. 

We delve into serious discussions about the role of mentorship and the art of active listening in the workplace. When was the last time you truly shut up and listened? Well, take this lesson from Staci's mentor, Lisa, who shaped her career with this simple yet profound advice. We also dive into how creating an inclusive team can spark continuous conversations about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, sidestepping the usual pitfalls of policy enforcement. 

Staci's wisdom doesn't stop there; she has a wealth of knowledge on organizational change management and the impact of a thriving culture on business growth. She emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in the change process and the cultivation of a positive growth environment. Plus, she shares some innovative rapid-fire questions to get to know your team better and endorses 'What We Owe To Each Other' by TM Scanlon. Buckle up for a journey that will leave you with a deeper understanding of servant leadership, active listening, and diversity in organizations.

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