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Change Ambassadors 2022

2022/03/17
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Following the success of our 2021 Change Ambassadors Programme on diversity and inclusion we are delighted to continue to welcome participants to our Spring 2022 Programme that will commence shortly. This programme, facilitated by leading financial services ethnographer Dr. Daniel Beunza, equips employees in using the ethnographic methodology to identify cultural barriers to equality, diversity and inclusion in their firms. For those not familiar with ethnography, this approach can provide a powerful tool to help identify cultural barriers using participant observation.

Listen to Dr. Daniel Beunza, Professor of Business Studies and Finance, Bayes Business School and Pollyanna Wardrop, Senior Analyst, FSCB on the benefits of ethnography and our 2022 programme:

You can Read our interview on how to effect cultural change with Dr. Daniel Beunza.

You can also find out more and register for the Spring 2022 programme on our website.

We explore the theme of diversity and inclusion further in our 2020 and 2021 Assessment of culture and continue to publish a series of blogs on the insights from our analysis.

For more information please contact insightsteam@fscb.org.uk.

 

Benjamin van Rooij, Measuring corporate culture: a warning (FCA Insight, 2020). Available: https://www.fca.org.uk/insight/measuring-corporate-culture-warning
Gillian Tett, The human factor — why data is not enough to understand the world (Financial Times, 2021). Available: https://www.ft.com/content/4f00469c-75da-4e29-baf3-b7bec470732c
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