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Angella Williams BA (Hons), MA
The nature versus nurture debate suggests behaviour is either inherited (i.e., genetic) or acquired (i.e., learned) influences. Unconscious behaviour may affect how we relate to each other and can unwittingly undermine an organisation’s culture. If things go wrong, it can have costly implications in terms of employment tribunal cases and reputational damage. But, getting things right by creating a diverse and inclusive workplace is not only socially the right thing to do but it also has organisational advantages, such as increased staff engagement, retention, innovation and productivity. At Angella's Kitchen, we use a set of unique communication languages in a relaxed, informal environment to help teams engage. Don't take our word for it, fill out a Booking Query today! |
The Healed Project
We run a Social Enterprise designed to empower disadvantaged women. Radio Interview "She Speaks" at Wandsworth Community Radio www.mixcloud.com/WandsworthRadio/she-speaks-with-chloe-desave-23rd-february/ |
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