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Sesame orals at IPAG BUSINESS SCHOOL
Tackle the SESAME orals in the best possible way with the advice of our Deputy Director of Admissions and the IPAG Team
Intake
Pace
Graduation diploma
Teaching languages
This training focuses on the role of internal and external networks in the development of a diversity approach, combining managerial improvement and collective learning.
This module approaches diversity networks as facilitators, mediators and to leverage optimising diversity approaches. Particular attention is paid to the functioning of affinity networks (women's networks, LGBT networks, senior networks, junior networks, cultural networks, Happy Men...).
This training ends with a plea for a networked management mode, both agile and inclusive.
Delivered entirely ONLINE (delivered in real time with the speaker), this programme can be followed regardless of your geographical location.
Objectives• Analysing the foundations of a diversity change process in the manner of a network dynamic (carried and supported by networks of actors).
• Propose a new model of network management.
• To identify the place of networks as developers and reveal talents.
• Address the issue of social commitment and meaning to work.
Contact
Frédéric Rossi
Mail: f.rossi@ipag.fr
Tel: 01 53 63 36 22
Application
Download the application form (in French)
Programme
1. Introduction: concept and issues of diversity
2. A diversity policy as an approach to change
• What is a transformational diversity policy?
• The diversity heptagonist: the key internal actors of a diversity policy.
• Milestones of diversity change and processes of social regulation and collective learning.
3. Mapping of internal networks involved in a diversity approach
• Diversity expert networks,
• Functional referrer networks,
• Affinity networks,
• Networks of contributors (HR, buyers, communication).
• Relay networks.
4. Affinity networks shape trust and are laboratories for agile and inclusive management.
• Vectors of professional socialisation.
• Leveraging the reinvigoration of the confidence cycle.
• Stimuli for personal development, identification of potential and creativity.
• Laboratories of a new agile and inclusive managerial model.
• Vectors of optimisation and global performance.
5. Mapping of pro-diversity external networks
• Main inter-company networks promoting diversity.
• Mobilising networks in a "network logic".
6. Management and networks
• Managing networks: dilemmas and applications
• Network Management
• Managing a diversity policy through networks
Conclusion: towards an agile and inclusive action by a management OF and IN the networks
Audience
Duration
1 day
Session
1st October 2021
Condition of eligibility / Admission
No pre-requisites are necessary for this course
Cost
€1 000 net *
*Net price, as the IPAG Business School is not subject to VAT.
Trainer
Full Professor of Management, Director of Ethics, CSR and Social Research, IPAG Business School, Founding Director of the IPAG Chair 'Inclusive Enterprise
CSR and Business Ethics
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Teaching resources
Continuous back-and-forth between theoretical contributions, examples and case studies will allow a perspective on the issues of inclusion and agility in business, as well as an application to the functions and sectors of activity of the participants.
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