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Diversity and Inclusion in STEM: Roundtable and Networking Event

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14 March 2027 - 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

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Why should I attend this event?

We warmly invite you to join us at our upcoming roundtable event for an enriching conversation centred around vital topics in the STEM sector, with a particular focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Here's what to expect from the event:
  • Networking and refreshments: A chance to mingle, enjoy refreshments, and exchange best practices with fellow attendees.
  • Welcome address by Onvero CEO, Sandi Wassmer: Be inspired as Sandi sets the tone for the event with a warm welcome.
  • Presentation by IOP representatives: Gain valuable insights into the Institute of Physics' (IOP) approach to DEI, setting the stage for the discussions ahead.
  • Table introductions and main challenges: Break the ice with table introductions, followed by discussions into the primary challenges faced in fostering diversity and inclusion.
  • Roundtable discussions: Engage in focused discussions led by Onvero representatives, covering key DEI topics including:
                  • Recruiting and Attracting Diverse Talent
                  • Increasing Diversity in Leadership
                  • Progressing Women in STEM
                  • Supporting Neurodiverse Staff
                  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Inclusion
                  • Engaging Staff Who Are Sceptical About DEI Initiatives
                  • Looking After Employee Wellbeing and Work-Life Balance
  • Closing remarks: Wrap up the event with some final reflections and takeaways.

Who should attend this event?

This event is an exclusive invitation-only roundtable for organisations operating within the STEM sector. Please note that the Chatham House Rule will be applied throughout the event to encourage open and candid discussion. Click here to reserve your place and to let us know of any accessibility and/or dietary requirements we need to be aware of.

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