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Enhance collaboration through inclusion with Talogy Perceptions

Enhance collaboration through inclusion with Talogy Perceptions

Drive organisational success by developing your workforce to communicate effectively, engage respectfully, and collaborate for results through impactful solutions for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).  Foster belonging and implement meaningful DEI initiatives to create a workplace where everyone can thrive.

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Strengthen inclusive collaboration with proven DEI solutions

The importance of embracing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) for organisational effectiveness is widely acknowledged, yet creating a truly inclusive workplace remains a challenge for many organisations. Inclusion is essential for making DEI initiatives meaningful, ensuring all employees feel valued and empowered. Achieving this, however, requires more than good intentions – it takes practical tools and the strategic implementation to turn diversity, equity, and inclusion principles into tangible outcomes.

The Perceptions suite of DEI solutions helps individuals at all levels, regardless of background or preferences, develop inclusive behaviours, while fostering a climate of fairness, respect, and collaboration within the organisation. Our approach makes our DEI initiatives engaging, scalable, and actionable, driving lasting behaviour change among your employees, leaders, and the entire organisation.

With Talogy Perceptions you can:
  • Improve your employees’ ability to collaborate positively with anyone regardless of any difference in background and preferences.
  • Empower your leaders to build and champion an inclusive climate and act as role models for their teams.
  • Drive change within your organisation by optimising collaboration and creating an inclusive climate through effective DEI solutions
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Role modelling the right behaviours is key to shaping inclusive cultures. We needed a research-backed tool to measure inclusive leadership effectively, and Talogy Perceptions delivers exactly that. Providing clear insights in just ten minutes, it has been a game-changer for embedding inclusive behaviours at the top of multiple organisations, sparking meaningful discussions across leadership teams.

Toby Mildon

Diversity & Inclusion Architect (Mildon Consulting)

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Talogy’s ABC Model of Inclusion

Talogy’s model of inclusion aims to demonstrate the various stages in the path to inclusion for individuals, leaders, and organisations. The model recognises that inclusion is a journey that starts with awareness and appreciation, and completes with actioning and championing change:

  1. Appreciates: Inclusion begins with awareness, appreciation, and understanding of the issues and experiences of different groups.
  2. Builds: The second phase of inclusion moves from individual awareness and openness to the demonstration of inclusive behaviours.
  3. Champions: The last phase of inclusion is one of advocacy. Individuals at this stage take their behavioural commitment to another level and use their insights to drive awareness and inclusive behaviours in others.
Talogy Perceptions translates inclusion into collaborative behaviours

Organisational engagement and buy-in on complex topics like diversity, equity, and inclusion can be enhanced by making the journey practical. Talogy Perceptions focuses on concrete strategies and behaviours that enable organisations, leaders, and individuals to understand exactly what needs to happen to build and champion inclusive collaboration with anyone.

  • For employees: Our individual DEI solutions focus on developing cultural capability, which enables an individual to work fairly and respectfully with anyone, irrespective of how similar and different they may be. This is also aligned to the ‘Appreciates’ and ‘Builds’ dimensions of the ABC Model of Inclusion, working towards cultivating awareness and initiating behavioural change. Areas assessed include empathy, open-mindedness, learning orientation, flexibility, composure, and relationship building.
  • For leaders (coming soon): Our Perceptions solutions for developing inclusive leaders focuses on all three dimensions of the ABC Model of Inclusion: ‘Appreciates’, ‘Builds’, and ‘Champions’, with leaders having a unique position enabling them to impact awareness of inclusion in others. Areas assessed include those for employees, plus authenticity, championing change, and courage.
  • For the organisation:  Talogy Perceptions’ organisational DEI solutions cover all three ABC dimensions, focusing on broader concepts like ‘fairness and equity’, ‘inclusive decision making’ and ‘psychological safety’, as well as several concepts reflected in the individual solutions.

“We use Talogy Perceptions to benchmark inclusive leaders in leadership development programmes that we develop for our clients. We love working with Perceptions as it is an evidenced-based tool that our clients enjoy using to tangibly increase their inclusive leadership capabilities and behaviours.” – Toby Mildon, Mildon consulting

 

The benefits of empowering diversity, equity, and inclusion with Talogy Perceptions

  • Drive inclusive behaviours in an actionable way

– One consistent research-based model underpinning all solutions
– A strong focus on the practical topic of ‘effective collaboration’
– Intuitive reports and dashboards that provide easy-to-interpret, actionable insights

 

 

Leverage Talogy Perceptions dashboards to identify trends, gaps, and opportunities for optimising inclusion within your organisation or team.

  • Make DEI initiatives focused on inclusion scalable and people-focused

– Short, online questionnaires that only take 5-10 minutes to complete
– Participants managed within the intuitive TalogyTech portal
– A global expert network for implementation, coaching and consulting anywhere in the world

  • Incorporate inclusion into broader development initiatives

– Deep expertise in a wide range of talent management challenges
– Flexible solutions, always personalised to your exact needs
– Easy to combine with Talogy expert led workshops, consultancy, and analytics for maximum impact

The Talogy approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion

At Talogy, we firmly believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion is not simply a ‘check-the-box’ exercise for your assessment and development processes: it’s a critical foundation for a fair and objective talent management approach, and it is core to our values as an organisation. Embracing diverse perspectives and creating an environment where all employees feel seen, valued and included strongly enhances our overall performance.

Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion does not stop with Perceptions. Everything we offer, from talent assessments, to employee development solutions, analytics and consulting services, is created with fairness and inclusion at the forefront.

We use science-based best practice to review, evaluate, and refine our approach, diagnostics, and solutions. All based on our four foundations of fairness:

  1. Align to our diversity, equity, and inclusion goals
  2. Achieve solutions that have fairness at their heart
  3. Analyse to ensure fairness and efficacy
  4. Act to enhance quality and improve diversity, equity, and inclusion outcomes
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FAQs


What are DEI programmes and how can companies implement them?

DEI programmes are structured initiatives designed to promote diversity, ensure equity, and foster inclusion within an organisation. These programmes may include assessments, training, mentorship, coaching, and cultural initiatives that aim at creating a more inclusive and supportive environment. By implementing DEI programmes, organisations can enhance employee engagement, drive effectiveness, and create a workplace where everyone feels valued and respected. When implementing DEI programmes it is important to have active participation from leadership and align with the organisation’s motivation to work on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Gathering and analysing existing data and listening to employees to find out if they feel valued, included and respected will set DEI programmes up for success.

How can businesses measure the impact of DEI programmes? 

Businesses can measure the impact of DEI programmes by tracking key metrics such as employee retention rates, promotion rates, and pay equity. Organisational surveys, engagement scores, and feedback from focus groups can provide insights into workplace inclusion and climate. Additionally, assessing the effectiveness of DEI training, analysing hiring trends, and reviewing leadership diversity help organisations understand progress and identify areas for improvement.

What is DEI training?

DEI training refers to educational programmes that helps individuals, teams and organisations understand and implement diversity, equity, and inclusion principles into their daily practices. DEI trainings typically cover topics such as unconscious bias, cultural ability, inclusive leadership, etc.

What is DEI culture?

DEI culture refers to a workplace environment where diversity, equity, and inclusion are deeply embedded into an organisation’s values and daily practices. DEI  culture fosters respect, belonging, and equal opportunities for all employees, ensuring that diverse perspectives are valued and represented.

What is DEI consulting, and why is it essential for companies today?

DEI consulting is a service provided by subject experts that aims to help organisations develop and implement DEI programmes to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within their workforce for more effective teams.  DEI consultants provide assessment result analysis, expert guidance and tailored coaching to identify DEI challenges and development areas, and create actionable workplace strategies to guide organisations on the path towards a more inclusive culture. By leveraging DEI consulting, organisations can create sustainable change, drive innovation, and foster a strong sense of belonging for all employees.

Why is DEI training important?

DEI training is essential for building a workplace culture that values and fosters diversity, equity, and inclusion. It helps employees and leaders develop the awareness, skills, and behaviours needed to collaborate effectively across differences, reduce unconscious bias, and create a more inclusive work environment. Effective DEI training supports organisations in helping them drive meaningful change for improved employee engagement and greater innovation by leveraging diverse perspectives. Additionally, DEI trainings can help strengthen compliance with workplace diversity initiatives, mitigate risks related to discrimination, and contribute to overall business success by fostering a culture of respect and belonging.

What is a DEI specialist?

A DEI specialist refers to  a professional dedicated to developing, implementing, and managing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programmes within an organisation. They work to create inclusive workplace policies, provide DEI training, analyse diversity metrics, and develop strategies designed to help foster a culture of belonging. DEI specialists often work closely with leadership and HR teams to address biases, enhance equitable hiring practices, and ensure compliance with diversity regulations. Their goal is to drive meaningful DEI initiatives that help improve employee engagement, promote fair opportunities, and create a workplace culture where all employees feel valued and included.

How to promote DEI in the workplace?

Promoting DEI in the workplace is a progressive journey that starts from organisations enhancing self-awareness and appreciation for diverse views and differences, to demonstrating inclusive behaviours, and lastly championing the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion to influence others. Organisations can achieve this by providing DEI initiatives, establishing coaching initiatives, reviewing hiring and promotion practices, and encouraging open dialogue.

Do DEI programmes work?

DEI programmes can be highly effective when they are science-backed, well-designed, consistently implemented, and supported by both the organisation and its leadership teams.  Research shows that organisations with strong DEI programmes benefit from improved employee engagement and decision-making. However, their success depends on factors such as commitment from leadership, clear goals and objectives, and ongoing evaluation to ensure meaningful and lasting impact.