DEI has been making headlines globally. Some companies are doubling down on their efforts and bucking the trend, others are scaling back, questioning its role in the workplace. In this episode, Dr. Judy Lundy Leadership Specialist and Lecturer at Edith Cowan University joins us to unpack the state of DEI today. Learn why some programs fail, how emotional intelligence shapes the conversation, and what it really takes to build inclusive workplaces that go beyond the performative efforts. We also spotlight organisations leading the way and proving that DEI isn’t going anywhere.
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