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It's Time to Propel your Career with Inclusale!
It's Time to Propel your Career with Inclusale!
Marshelle Barwise meets with experienced sales agents & industry experts to discuss the nitty-gritty of successful sales techniques and ways to create more diversity, equity, and inclusion in the sales industry.
New Season three episodes, and airs every Tuesday at 5 AM MST!
Sales enablement & career pathing solutions customized for minorities in the service industry who want to increase their income by transitioning into a career in sales.
We aim to create more diversity, equity, and inclusion in the sales industry to help lessen the racial and gender wealth gap by equipping minority service professionals to achieve higher-earning sales opportunities.
Over the next ten years, we aim to equip 10,000 minorities in the service-based industry with job-ready sales skills to position them for professional and financial growth.
If you're interested in DE&I consulting options, share your info below.
"There are geographic mismatches between Black workers & opportunity; underrepresentation in fast-growing, higher-wage industries; lower odds for advancement & higher attrition for Black workers in frontline & entry-level jobs; low representation in executive roles; & lack of sponsorship and allyship." Read the full report here.
"Latino workers are overrepresented in lower-wage occupations, underrepresented in higher-wage occupations, and generally paid less than non-Latino White workers in the same occupational categories. The annual median wage for US-born Latinos ($38,848) is significantly lower than the annual median wage of $52,942 for non-Latino White workers." Read the full report here.
"The racial wealth gap also constrains the US economy as a whole. It is estimated that its dampening effect on consumption and investment will cost the US economy between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion between 2019 and 2028—4 to 6 percent of the projected GDP in 2028." Read the full report here.
Today, the sales industry has the second-largest gender equity gap in America. And even though companies with more gender diversity typically outperform those with less, fewer than 1 in 5 women in sales hold leadership titles. Read the full report here.
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