🚨 Stop treating inclusion like a side project.

We see organizations spinning their wheels, wondering why nothing’s changing. Why people still don’t feel seen, heard, or supported.

Here’s the hard truth:

❌ We don’t need more DEI committees.
❌ Inclusion isn’t the HR department’s job.
❌ It’s not the responsibility of the Executive Sponsor for DEI (who’s often from an underrepresented group).
❌ It’s not a task force.
❌ It’s not an ERG.
❌ And it’s definitely not a side project.

✔️ It’s LEADERSHIP.
✔️ It’s a core value.
✔️ It needs to be embedded into every part of your operations—not siloed.

Because real leadership doesn’t just say the right thing—it does the hard, unsexy, long-haul work of evolving systems, not just tweaking policies.

Most of the barriers we label as “diversity challenges” aren’t about diversity.
They’re about outdated systems.
They’re about infrastructure that never accounted for women, racialized professionals, or anyone whose lived experience wasn’t reflected in the original blueprint.

At Catalais Consulting Ltd., we partner with organizations ready to rethink how they work, lead, hire, and build. Because inclusive culture isn’t a compliance checkbox—it’s a competitive advantage.

🛑 We don’t need more buckets or statements.
➡️ We need truth.
➡️ We need frameworks.
➡️ We need redesign.

It’s not about “giving voice to the voiceless.”
It’s about building cultures where no one has to fight to be heard in the first place.
Let’s build cultures that actually include.

🛠️ Curious how we do it? Let’s talk.
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Jenny Chen

Jenny Chen is a highly accomplished professional with over 15 years of experience in high-pressure industries, including investment sales and corporate HR. Her deep understanding of systemic barriers and talent management has made her a sought-after consultant and keynote speaker across North America.

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