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See how leaders are turning ERGs into talent retention and innovation engines.

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The Challenge

ERGs Are Struggling to Provide ROI

LinkedIn posts about your ERGs can boost your reputation, but ERGs could be doing more for your bottom line. For organizations not fully converting participation to payoff, here’s why:

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Unclear outcomes.

“Feeling like" there's progress isn't enough. ERGs must identify priorities, document wins and tie them directly to business goals.

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Momentum fades.

ERG membership requires a lot, and volunteers can burn out. Recognition, support and development can help. 

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ERGs get miscategorized.

When seen as just being social clubs, they become at-risk for funding cuts and even elimination.

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What’s Possible

​When ERG Outcomes Are Measurable, They Deliver

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44% improvement in retention of high-potential employees from underrepresented groups.

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70% higher chance of promotion for active members.

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Clear proof of ROI so leadership and members alike are inspired.

Our Credibility

Trusted by HR & DEI Leaders

"I have been so impressed by Boldly Inclusive's knowledge, expertise and professionalism. We have thoroughly enjoyed your sessions and learned a lot!"

Shari H.

DI&B Committee Executive Sponsor (DEI Visioning Workshop Participant)

Next Step

Change your employee resource groups’ impact on your company, forever.

You’ve seen what’s possible. Now let’s explore how this can work at your company.

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Land Acknowledgment

Boldly Inclusive is located on the traditional territory of the Wendat, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Anishinabek, and current treaty holders, the Mississaugas of the New Credit. The Métis have also historically lived on and cared for this land. It continues to be the home of many Indigenous Peoples.

This territory is subject of the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant, a concept that predates colonization, reflecting the need to care for shared territories and hunting grounds and territory holders’ collective responsibility for ensuring that all have enough to eat.

This acknowledgement speaks to Indigenous history, and concepts of belonging and accountability, and grounds us in truth and reconciliation.

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