Natasha Nicholson is the director of content marketing at Kantola Training Solutions, an innovative e-Learning company focused on diversity, equity, inclusion and harassment prevention training solutions. She is responsible for thought leadership, content strategy and production. Her background includes more than 20 years as a content leader, communication strategist and editor. Prior to Kantola, she was the content director for the International Association of Business Communicators and served as executive editor for Communication World and Catalyst magazines.
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In part two of this series on DEI, we’ll explore how organizations can make enterprise-level changes to demonstrate advocacy in their community, the nation or even on the global stage.