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Return to the Office Equitably & Effectively
Aug
4
2:00 PM14:00

Return to the Office Equitably & Effectively

Gain expert advice, best practices and peer insights on how to lead an equitable and effective return to the office for your staff.

This webinar, presented by Prosper Portland and TechTown, is open to all Portland-based businesses. The target audience is businesses (and those that support businesses) in our high growth industries selling products & services across the country (or world).

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Accountability in Racial Equity: Measuring Intentional Purchasing
Jan
12
10:00 AM10:00

Accountability in Racial Equity: Measuring Intentional Purchasing

Accountability in Racial Equity: A series to support businesses in how to measure action to advance racial equity.

About this Event

When shifting purchasing decisions at your business to be more intentional, have you struggled with tracking? How do you gather the necessary data to understand your business’s procurement practices & spending? In this session with Jesse Hyatt, President & Founder of Hyatt & Associates and Executive Director of the Black American Chamber of Commerce, we will explore:

What does it mean to track data ethically?

Different ways to update your vendor profiles, including walking through an example vendor questionnaire.

Ways to measure intentional purchasing beyond dollars, including policies & procedures, local spend, pay structures, and engaging with vendors.

Example company dashboards for holding ourselves accountable to our intentional purchasing goals.

This session is one of a 4-part series hosted by Portland Means Progress that is free and open to the public.

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Accountability in Racial Equity: Measuring Culture Change
Dec
8
10:00 AM10:00

Accountability in Racial Equity: Measuring Culture Change

Accountability in Racial Equity: A series to support businesses in how to measure action to advance racial equity.

About this Event

How do we measure the success of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion actions? And how do we hold ourselves accountable? Results in equity initiatives will look different than typical metrics. How do we get beyond the number of hours spent in training to better understand how our workplace culture fits into our journey to become antiracist organizations? In this session, facilitated by Serilda Summers-McGee of Workplace Change, you can expect to:

Hear about Results Based Accountability, and how to apply this framework to your DEI work

Learn about employee culture surveys, and gain a better understanding of how to implement these in a meaningful way

Learn how to baseline & measure culture change; see examples in the Portland Means Progress Culture Change Roadmap

Communicate Diversity, Equity & Inclusion actions, metrics & findings to employees

Explore example Culture Change dashboards & start thinking through your own business’s measurements & dashboard

This session is one of a 4-part series hosted by Portland Means Progress that is free and open to the public.

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