Take our Culture of Belonging Temperature Check so you can identify your best next step to address people problems effectively with greater impact, less effort and lasting results.
Building cultures of belonging requires an ongoing, two-way relationship between the people most impacted by challenging situations and everybody else. In their efforts to facilitate change, many leaders lose sleep over “people issues” that emerge, and they second guess themselves about how to resolve issues when they arise.
Change starts with you and then engages your team. Together, you can engage both people and systems in a change process within your organization or community.
The first step of the roadmap is to start by identifying your brilliance and areas to strengthen in your leadership style and competencies for building a genuine culture of belonging.
A Leadership Guide To Help You Focus Your Efforts
This Culture of Belonging Temperature Check Guide will provide you with initial information on where to best focus your efforts and next steps in strengthening your capacity as a leader to support change efforts.
Once you complete the guide, you'll be invited to book a complimentary 30-minute call with Jessie Sutherland to review the results of your Culture of Belonging Temperature Check Guide questions and get feedback and guidance on your next step.
During this call, we will dive into what you learned in taking our Temperature Check about your leadership, your team and your strategy. We then will work with you to identify your best next step so that you can increase your impact, with less effort and lasting results.
An international speaker, trainer, and consultant, Jessie Sutherland works with organizations and communities to engage diversity, build belonging and ignite intercultural collaboration.
Recipient of BC Community Achievement Award (2023), her approach creates sustainable community change that effectively addresses complex social problems.