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WEBINAR: Mentoring and Sponsorship – Part of Your Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategy

Join Pollinate CEO Christy Pettit and Pollinate partner Nathalie Davis of NLD Coaching and Consulting, as they walk us through how to introduce mentoring and sponsorship as part of a diversity, equity and inclusion strategy. You will see how that strategy folds nicely into your overall talent management strategy from the beginning of recruitment, to succession management, to retention.

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