Setche Kwamu-Nana

What happens when inclusion, and belonging are not just talked about — but engineered. This past weekend, I attended my first Easter egg hunt. Now, I didn’t go in expecting a leadership lesson. I went in expecting… well, eggs, laughter, and a bit of chaos. And there   was   laughter. There   was   running. There   was   that beautiful kind of chaos that only happens when joy is involved. But what stood out to me wasn’t new — it was familiar. It was the   real-world embodiment of the...

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