SNELLVILLE, Ga.–The African American Credit Union Coalition has extended the deadline to register for its DEI Leadership Academy for Financial Professionals.
The deadline is now Aug. 26. The Academy begins Sept. 6.
“AACUC’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Leadership Academy for Financial Professionals offers a program that focuses on unification, education, conversations, and investments that will move the credit union movement into a future where diversity, equity, and inclusion can thrive,” the AACUC said.
According to the AACUC, the DEI Leadership Academy for Financial Professionals is designed to inspire and empower financial professionals to lead with a mindset of diversity, equity, and inclusion to better represent and serve the global communities for which we serve. The DEI Leadership Academy for Financial Professionals is a five-week certificate program. Learning modules are led by expert speakers representing financial services, diversity, and human resources professionals.
Program Schedule
Week 1: Understanding DEI for Leading Self
Week 2: Understanding DEI for Leading Others
Week 3: Understanding DEI for Leading the Organization
Week 4: Understanding DEI for Leading the Industry
Week 5: Cohort Presentation & Graduation
“Discussion topics include emotional fortitude, leadership during times of crisis, community action, and financial, economic, and income equality within the context of being and serving people of color,” the AACUC said.
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