Overview
Organizational Redesign and Development
Strategic Planning
Culture Change
Team Development and Group Facilitation
Conflict and Crisis Management
Management & Executive Training
Diversity Training
Transition Management
Internal and External Communications Development
Board Development
Strategic Philanthropy
Leadership Development
Project Management
 
The Critical Questions:
  • Is inclusion embraced by your workforce?
  • How do you handle diversity issues in the workplace?
  • What about compliance? Employee conflicts? Morale? What works and what doesn't?
  • How can you attract and retain highly qualified employees from diverse backgrounds?
  • How does diversity impact your customers/clients/patients?
  • Does your leadership understand and reflect the communities that you serve?
The Clarus Approach:
  • Our principals have decades of experience successfully managing diversity challenges in the workplace.
  • We have an outstanding command of the research and literature around issues of diversity.
  • Our approach to building an inclusive workplace assumes that a strengths-based organization works best when employees have the tools they need to respect and value differences of all kinds.
  • Our diversity training is both respectful and engaging. Diversity training is sustainable only when delivered in an environment of safe communication that creates understanding and buy-in from everyone.
Our Proven Experience in Diversity Training:
  • Provided workshops, trainings and coaching regarding a strengths-based approach to diversity on a broad range of issues including demographic and cultural differences; creating an inclusive culture; and communications styles.
  • Worked with teams facing challenges around issues of diversity so that team members could work together with greater understanding and harmony.
  • Built effective coalitions from diverse organizations to solve community problems.
I knew we'd chosen the right firm when I called the Clarus office at 6:30pm on Friday with a request for immediate assistance with a PR issue.
Stephen Jones
Red Mountain Park Commission