- Get a look inside Seramount's new research, The Future of ERGs: Are Affinity-Based Resource Groups Still Necessary?
- Gain measurable insights into the impact affinity-based ERGs have on organizations and employees
- Hear from two prominent DEI executives from KPMG and Freddie Mac about the importance of a strong ERG strategy and what excites them about their ERGs today
Webinar
Making the Case for Affinity-Based ERGs: The Proof Is in the Data
Making the Case for Affinity-Based ERGs: The Proof Is in the Data
More employees, especially younger ones, identify themselves in multiple ways—leading some organizations to question the need for affinity-based employee resource groups (ERGs).
New Seramount research surveying more than 200 active ERG members revealed a resounding need for affinity-based groups to continue. Join our webinar to dive into the data and uncover the ways ERGs positively impact the employee experience, increase retention, and improve company culture.
More employees, especially younger ones, identify themselves in multiple ways—leading some organizations to question the need for affinity-based employee resource groups (ERGs).
New Seramount research surveying more than 200 active ERG members revealed a resounding need for affinity-based groups to continue. Join our webinar to dive into the data and uncover the ways ERGs positively impact the employee experience, increase retention, and improve company culture.
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Speakers/Experts
Barbara Frankel
Barbara Frankel
Senior Director, Insights
Seramount
Kamina Young
Kamina Young
Director, Diversity Best Practices
Seramount
Chandra Green
Chandra Green
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Engagement, Senior
Freddie Mac
Sarah Morrell
Sarah Morrell
Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
KPMG