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Dive into our original research, thought leadership, and expert insights on building cultures that help science-led companies thrive.

Cultivate Research

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Employee Empowerment in Action

Unveiling the secrets of how employees empower themselves to drive business impact and organizational change in large companies

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Organizational Empowerment in Action

Introducing the five crucial dimensions of empowerment for today’s high-performing organizations

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Our Proprietary Space Model

Through this research, we have uncovered crucial dimensions that collectively define what organizational empowerment means today and the model that all organizational leaders should be aware of as they work to develop the kinds of highly empowered and empowering teams.

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Our 8 Behaviors of Teaming Success

Discover our years-long research, which resulted in us uncovering the 8 behaviors that drive clinical trial team success, and learn about our comprehensive, evidence-based solution designed to engage and sustain teams throughout every phase of the trial process.

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Cultivate Articles

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From Impact to Income: Advocating for Fair Compensation as an ERG Lead

Affinity groups, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), and other workplace communities empower organizations and their employees through improved retention, culture building, and leadership development. Despite that, not all ERG leaders receive fair compensation for their valuable work. Dive into the step-by-step guide to asking for a compensation increase and other tangible support as an ERG lead.

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Icebreakers that won’t make you roll your eyes

Icebreakers don’t have to be anxiety-inducing or cringe-worthy. In fact, icebreakers play a big role in building successful communities where teams can learn and grow together in meaningful ways.

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Creating, Growing, and Sustaining Employee Resources Groups (ERGs)

Without Employee Resource Groups, vital employee information can lead to losing the best company talent and your favorite co-workers. Tune in for a valuable conversation about how these ERG leaders are working everyday with their communities to solve complex internal problems.

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Why Intersectionality Matters at Work (Part 4/4)

In this series, we’ll walk you through some of the basics of intersectionality. In each issue we’ll leave you with questions to help you apply these concepts to your work; we’ll also share all of our sources so you can use this information as a gateway to further learning, questioning, and action. Ready? Let’s go! 

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Why Intersectionality Matters at Work (Part 3/4)

In this series, we’ll walk you through some of the basics of intersectionality. In each issue we’ll leave you with questions to help you apply these concepts to your work; we’ll also share all of our sources so you can use this information as a gateway to further learning, questioning, and action. Ready? Let’s go! 

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Why Intersectionality Matters at Work (Part 2/4)

In this series, we’ll walk you through some of the basics of intersectionality. In each issue we’ll leave you with questions to help you apply these concepts to your work; we’ll also share all of our sources so you can use this information as a gateway to further learning, questioning, and action. Ready? Let’s go! 

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