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WFA Inclusive Marketing Community

The WFA Inclusive Marketing Community is a global platform for senior marketers who share the common belief that more inclusive marketing communications can help drive topline growth.

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WFA Inclusive Marketing Community

The group provides a forum for best practice and insight exchange and creates frameworks for members on how to deliver on more inclusive marketing that can help drive measurable return on investment.

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Our ambassadors

  • Susan Akkad
    Susan Akkad Susan SVP Corporate Innovation, The Estée Lauder Companies
  • Efrain Ayala
    Efrain Ayala Efrain Global Director of Diversity and Inclusion, Marketing, Reckitt
  • Jerry Daykin
    Jerry Daykin Jerry Head of International Media (Burger King, Popeyes, Tim Hortons & Firehouse Subs), RBI

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  1.    Creating frameworks to encourage taking care of mental health
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    Creating frameworks to encourage taking care of mental health

    Developed by the Barclays Legal Function in partnership with two law firms, the Mindful Business Charter is the first time that an in-house legal team and their legal service providers have come together to reach a shared agenda for supporting colleague mental health and wellbeing.

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  2.    Providing tools for employees’ mental health
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    Providing tools for employees’ mental health

    EY’s “Better You” program in the US is designed to support the physical, financial, social, and emotional needs of its employees by offering them free resources to help them “find balance so that they can fully engage at the office and in life.”

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  3.    Addressing the stigma around mental health
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    Addressing the stigma around mental health

    In 2021, Publicis Groupe rebranded Personal Leave as Wellbeing Leave, in recognition that when people get sick, it can be for physical or mental health reasons.

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  4.    Empowering people to be LGBTQ+ allies and role models

    Empowering people to be LGBTQ+ allies and role models

    Reach out to LGBTQ+ industry advocacy organisations, such as GLAAD (USA) and Outvertising (UK), which offer employer resources and training, including Ally and Role Model training.

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  5.    Creating programmes dedicated to specific ethnic minorities

    Creating programmes dedicated to specific ethnic minorities

    Sodexo Canada has been recognized by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) as a certified Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) program company.

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  6.    Educating all on racial inequity and bias

    Educating all on racial inequity and bias

    Walmart US works with the Racial Equity Institute (REI) to offer training that examines the history of race in America as well as systemic racial inequity in its institutional and structural forms.

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  7.    Supporting back-to-work ‘returners’
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    Supporting back-to-work ‘returners’

    The Diageo-supported #CreativeComeback programme sets the standard for global talent regeneration.

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  8.    Challenging the stigma around disability

    Challenging the stigma around disability

    Barclay’s This is Me initiative challenges the stigma around disability and mental health in the workplace.

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  9.    Setting goals and targets on Disability Inclusion

    Setting goals and targets on Disability Inclusion

    Over 15% of the global population live with a disability, but they are still the largest under-represented group in the world. To address this, Unilever has committed to building an organisation that is a beacon of diversity and inclusion by setting a global goal to have 5% of their workforce represented by people with a disability by 2025, as well as becoming the no.1 employer of choice for people with a disability.

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