Q1 2021 UNITY Town Hall Slide Deck
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AGENDA / TAKEAWAYS Leadership Council Welcomes 2020 Recap O&E Presentation Company Store Update – T shirts while they last 2021 Look Ahead Chapter Toolkit Re-Launch/Other Chapter Resources
Member Survey Follow Up Programming/Pride 2021 Q&A
LEADERSHIP TEAM OVERVIEW
2021 LEADERSHIP TEAM
ADAM STANLEY Executive Sponsor
ERIN POWERS Chair
LIZ WHITTLE Chair Elect
JIM MCALEESE Marketing & Communications Lead
TERRY SPINA-CLOSSEN Secretary
KIM CAULFIED Chapter Engagement Lead
STEPHEN WEBER Development & Recruitment
CECIL KEYES Programming
2020 RECAP
OUT & EQUAL WORKPLACE SUMMIT
OUT & EQUAL RECAP
Mental Health in the Workplace
Engendering Change
Correcting Unconscious Bias
DIRECT LINK TO D&I • We are human – we cannot leave our mental struggles at the door. We cannot and should not leave our full selves at home when we go to work MANAGEMENT SUPPORT • Create message from top it is okay to not be okay CHECKING IN Cushman EAP program • Have Erg calls to check in and not talk about business
TALENT ACQUISITION • Recruitment: need to ask for pronouns to ensure we are not missing out on talent ERG COLLABORATION • Intersectionality! • UNITY and ERGs are important because of initiatives for growing business
What is it, how we can improve it. C&W has a goal to have more training on this in 2021. SIMILIARITY • What It Means: We prefer what is like us over what is different. EXPEDIENCE • What It Means: We prefer to act quickly rather than take our time. EXPERIENCE • What it Means: We take out perception to be the objective truth. DISTANCE • What it Means: We prefer what’s closer over what’s farther. SAFETY • What it Means: We protect against loss more than we seek out gain.
Allyship
Engaging Senior Leadership PLEDGE SUPPORT • Emphasize attendance and participation from executive sponsors at meetings and events. EDUCATION • Help executives understand that they need to make education a priority
Working Positively (HIV) EDUCATION • Give the impression that you can talk to your boss/employer about anything • It is not always about sexuality
EDUCATION • Set up educational training sessions for allies so they feel comfortable volunteering and/or discussing LGBTQ+ topics This is a goal of ours in 2021. • Have executives speak the importance of allyship at meetings, workshops, etc.
COMPANY STORE UPDATE
T-SHIRT & COMPANY STORE UPDATES
Embroidered to order items with the UNITY logo are now available for purchase on the company store, featuring: • Gym/duffle bags • Polos • ½ zip fleece
• Full zip fleece • Quilted vests • Backpack/Totes • Golfing Caps
2021 LOOK AHEAD
2021 LOOK AHEAD WHAT'S NEXT? UNITY goes international
Currently connected with England, Australia, Spain, Brazil, Chile and Budapest Hope to connect with Mexico, Ireland, Argentina, and APAC
United States & Canada's UNITY Structure Currently, UNITY is present in all established markets where Cushman & Wakefield has a presence Incorporating a regional structure to reflect and align with current regional markets East, Central, West, Tri-State, Canada
Chapter Lead Expectations Provide feedback from local Chapters to Leadership Council Chapter Engagement Lead touch base bi-annually at minimum
Assets and Resources
Updated collateral for all chapters and markets Inspirational and chapter toolkits
UNITY Inbox Implement UNITY@cushwake.com for members & chapter leaders for support from Leadership Council
CHAPTER TOOLKIT RE-LAUNCH & OTHER RESOURCES
CHAPTER GROWTH, RESOURCES AND SUPPORT
AVAILABLE CHAPTER RESOURCES
ALLY PLAYBOOK
UNITY BROCHURE
PREPARE FOR PRIDE
UNITY.CUSHWAKE.COM
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! We are committed to helping where your
chapters need some additional support/may be falling short.
BUDGET & PLANNING TEMPLATE
CHAPTER TOOLKIT
MEMBER SURVEY FOLLOW-UP
PROGRAMMING/ PRIDE 2021
2021 PROGRAMMING/PRIDE
UNITY PHILANTHROPY Q1 TRUE COLORS UNITED FUNDRAISING
• UNITY teamed up with Cushman & Wakefield Charitable Foundation (CWCF) to support True Colors United. CWFC’s Mission to support nonprofit organizations delivering promising solutions to children and youth in one of their areas of impact – homelessness prevention. True Colors United implements innovative solutions to youth homelessness that focus on the unique experiences of LGBTQ young people. • $5,300 Total Raised – CWFC will match $5,000 in addition to a $5,000 Grant to True Colors United. • $15,300 funds will be supporting True Colors United • 6 Teams Participated but over 75 people donated • Winner of most fundraised team is – Daniel Furse - $865
Thank you to all who participated. Please watch for more ways you can support UNITY Philanthropy later this year!
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