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Reimagining Talent Attraction and Retention: Inside Business Equity for Indy’s People Community of Practice

Reimagining Talent Attraction and Retention: Inside Business Equity for Indy’s People Community of Practice At the heart of inclusive economic growth is the ability to recruit, retain, and elevate diverse talent. Business Equity for Indy’s (BEI) People Community of Practice (PcP) was created with this mission in mind—recognizing that long-term equity requires intentional action in […]

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Greater Corporate Support for Women in the Workplace: An Equity Opportunity for Central Indiana

As women continue to play a pivotal role in reshaping the workforce, the need for greater corporate support has never been more critical. This is especially true in Central Indiana, where the advancement of women in the workplace presents a significant opportunity for equity and economic growth. The upcoming WE Brunch, scheduled for October 6,

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Project Indy: Empowering Youth and Reducing Violence Through Workforce Skills

Summer months often bring with them the concern over youth violence in Indianapolis. To address this issue, Project Indy is playing a pivotal role in creating safer communities by equipping young people with essential workforce skills and experiences.   Project Indy, Mayor Hogsett’s summer youth employment program, targets individuals aged 16-24 in Marion County. By

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A Model for Business Equity: Elevance Health’s Investment in Employees’ Mental Health

Healthcare access disproportionately impacts the Black community and other communities of color across the Indy Region, and employers play a critical role in advancing health equity. Through the Business Equity for Indy (BEI) Impediments to Health Playbook, employers can access a roadmap of targeted interventions to support equitable outcomes, improve employee health, and benefit business.

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Transform Your Talent Strategy through the Modern Apprenticeship Program

  Talent attraction and workforce development have always been critical to cultivating vibrant communities with strong economic impact; however, in the wake of the pandemic, the quest for talent attraction has never been more competitive. Across Indiana, businesses are grappling with significant talent and workforce changes amidst an evolving economic landscape. According to recent data,

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Meet Joy Mason, the keynote speaker for BEI’s event ‘Standing for Change: Clearing the Path Forward’

A Scientist’s Odyssey to Equity   Joy Mason is a scientist, through and through, and in many ways, science has been a guiding light throughout her professional journey—blending her insatiable curiosity and her fervent desire for transformative change. Born and raised in the heartland of Indiana, Joy’s upbringing was steeped in the rich tapestry of

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Corporate Social Responsibility: You’re Invited to Join Business Equity for Indy to Stand for Change

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a strategic imperative. Research conducted by Gallup found that companies with highly engaged employees experience 59% lower turnover rates. Engaged employees are more likely to feel connected to the organization’s mission and values, which are often aligned with CSR initiatives; highlighting the significant impact CSR efforts can

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Driving Diversity: Inside Business Equity for Indy’s People Community of Practice (PcP)

When it comes to accessing well-paid, family-sustaining career opportunities in the tech sector, high-potential, Black candidates are left sitting on the sidelines. Research published by TechPoint shows that when an employer requires a bachelor’s degree screen for a job, they screen out 70 percent of Black workers. In fact, nonessential degree requirements exclude two-thirds of

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