Accelerating Cultural Knowledge
to Create Solutions
Educational institutions, the workplace, and communities continue to evolve based on changing demographics, the role of technology, competition for talent and loyalty, and global trends. The human factor is at the heart of an organization’s well-being and prosperity, requiring informed leadership to drive change and success.
Cultural knowledge represents values, beliefs, and practices held by organizations and individuals. The use of cultural knowledge positions organizations for new planning, adaptations and other forms of change that can lead to creative solutions to further thrive.
Practice Areas
Organizational
Diversity Initiatives
Whether an organization is looking to retain employees or college students, understand how to reach identity-specific markets, or decide what services to add and repurpose, data talks.
Higher Education
Leadership Development
Being prepared is essential for all institutional leaders in order to respond to crises and unexpected situations with logic, data, and deliberateness.
The Latina/o Quotient
in the 21st Century
Numerically, Latinas/os (Hispanics), are the largest ethnic minority population in the U.S. with huge implications for education, employment, and consumerism.
Leadership & Coaching
for Women and People of Color
Women, women of color, and persons of color are underrepresented in senior administrative roles across multiple industries. To change this reality requires several outcome-oriented strategies.
Insights
The Mindset for Negotiations in Business
For the past few months a good friend from law school, Emily, has been searching for a new job. She […]
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Recognizing African American Contributors to U.S. Society
Booker T. Washington, Rosa Parks, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Maya Angelou, Thurgood Marshall, Oprah Winfrey, Angela Davis, Jackie Robinson, […]
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Accommodating Religious Preferences in the Workplace: Best Practices
As the members of the 116th Congress were sworn in earlier this month, one Representative stood in violation of the […]
Read More ›Our Advisory Team
Patricia Arredondo, EdD
AAG President
Norman B. Anderson, PhD
Senior Consultant
Margarita Benítez, PhD
Senior Consultant
Linda Liang, PhD
Senior Consultant
J. Richard Woy, Phd
Senior Consultant
Shannon Chávez-Korell, PhD
Senior Consultant