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The Back Cover
Mibenge Nsenduluka
16 episodes
1 week ago
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Why Corporate Australia Won’t Talk About Racism — Until Now
The Back Cover
27 minutes 11 seconds
1 month ago
Why Corporate Australia Won’t Talk About Racism — Until Now

Australia has gender targets and countless awards for gender equality, but when it comes to racism in the workplace, the silence is deafening.In this interview, MindTribes CEO Div Pillay explains why racism remains one of corporate Australia’s biggest blind spots — and how the new Business in Colour Awards (launching this November) will celebrate anti-racism, cultural strength, and inclusive leadership across Australia.Hosted by Mibengé Nsenduluka on The Back Cover Podcast.Don’t miss this conversation if you care about:Anti-racism and workplace equityFirst Nations and culturally diverse leadershipWhy data and reporting matter for real changeHow Australia compares to the US and UK on racial equity✨ Subscribe for more bold conversations on culture, equity and leadership.#AntiRacism #Australia #BusinessInColourAwards #WorkplaceDiversity

The Back Cover
Untold stories ✨