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In brief

It’s common practice for companies to collect diversity data and use it to assist in analyzing the concrete benefits of current inclusion, diversity and equity (ID&E) efforts in the workplace, and for recalibrating ID&E goals. However, collecting and managing diversity data can be fraught with risk.

In this ID&E IMPACT video, Employment knowledge lawyer Autumn Sharp is joined by Director, ID&E of the Americas, Marredia Crawford and Labor and Employment lawyer Goli Rahimi to discuss what employers should be concerned about when collecting and managing diversity data, as well as some practical tips to help companies navigate this important but complex exercise.


Speakers: Autumn SharpMarredia CrawfordGoli Rahimi

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Author

Marredia Crawford is the Director of ID&E, Americas in Baker McKenzie, Houston office.

Author

Autumn Sharp joined Baker McKenzie in March 2020 as a Knowledge Lawyer for the Employment & Compensation Practice Group, covering all aspects of global workforce management for the North America region. She also supports the Practice Group on knowledge management matters including thought leadership projects and global surveys. Before joining Baker McKenzie, Autumn was a practicing attorney for over 15 years, advising on a broad spectrum of employment law matters.