The Ethics of Creating a Bias Free Workspace
The best leaders and organizations aren’t just diverse—they are intentionally free of bias. Now more than ever, there is external and internal pressure for business leaders to create workplace cultures that are sensitive, responsive, and welcoming. During this program, you will learn how to create a bias-free workspace.
Selling businesses is my business
Jamar Cobb-Dennard values, markets, and sells manufacturing, business service, and building service companies. Selling your business is his business. Jamar's experience as an attorney and business consultant helped him guide clients through $12M of liquidity events. Jamar partners with the following professionals to help their clients achieve their mid-career or retirement "happy endings:" ▪️ CPAs ▪️ Attorneys ▪️ Wealth Advisors Jamar works for Indiana Business Advisors (IBA)--the state's 40-year old leader in business brokerage. IBA specializes in valuing, marketing, negotiating, and closing the sale of thousands of small businesses. The firm's team is stocked with the Industry's best attorneys, CPAs, investment bankers, valuation specialists, and entrepreneurs who bring their networks and expertise to bear when a new client walks through the door. Jamar earned his law degree at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law and is licensed to practice in Indiana. In addition, Jamar was recognized as an: ▪️ Indianapolis Business Journal Forty-Under-40 honoree, ▪️ 2013 Emerging Leader by 100 Black Men, and is a ▪️ Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series graduate.
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