Global Diversity and Inclusion Benchmarks: Standards for Organizations Around the World An updated version of Global Diversity and Inclusion Benchmarks: Standards for Organizations Around the World has just been published, and can be downloaded for free. Based on extensive contributions from 79 Expert Panelist around the world, this 32-page booklet with a new diversity and inclusion model, illustrates what excellent diversity and inclusion work looks like today, worldwide. Download the PDF for free (2.15MB) The 13 categories, including strategy, business case, leadership, recruitment, communication, product development, measurement, training, social responsibility, and supplier diversity, apply to all sectors and sizes of organizations and communities. For each category, the Benchmarks are divided into five levels that indicate progress toward the best practices in that category – from 0 percent (where no work has begun) to 25, 50, 75 and then on to the current global best practices at 100 percent. Users of the 2006 Global Diversity and Inclusion Benchmarks state that the Benchmarks have helped them assess and measure progress in leveraging diversity and fostering inclusion and, thereby, improve the quality of their work and results. The history behind these Benchmarks goes back to Bench Marks for Diversity, which was first published by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) in the early 1990s based on groundbreaking research. For more information please call +1 212-724-3335 or email and include your name, organization, contact telephone numbers and your email address.