The Inclusion & Belonging Speaker Series creates space for learning, reflection, storytelling, and connection.
Through speaker sessions, conversations, and shared experiences, we explore topics that help shape a culture, at McCain and beyond, where people feel respected, supported, and included.
When a Speaker Series event is live, you can watch it here.
Live sessions may include speaker events, panel conversations, learning moments, and discussions connected to inclusion, belonging, leadership, culture, and community.
This is the full library of Speaker Series sessions, upcoming and past. Click any session for the full details, speaker bio and start time in your timezone.
16 live expert sessions on mental wellbeing at work – with inspiring speakers and real conversations.
Event date: 8 October 2026
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15:30 CEST
Pride isn't just a calendar moment, it's a lens through which we can look honestly at how safe, seen and supported people feel at work. For LGBTQ+ colleagues, the workplace can be a place where they finally get to be themselves or one more environment where they can't. That difference shapes wellbeing, performance and belonging in ways that affect all of us. This session explores what inclusive leadership looks like specifically through an LGBTQ+ lens, not as a position you hold, but as a practice you build, one act at a time.
Tash Koster-Thomas (she/her) is a Black queer woman, Inclusion & Diversity consultant, presenter and LGBTQ+ activist. She works with public and private sector clients, including Mercedes Formula 1, Disney, Google and Unilever, to build more inclusive and equitable cultures through discovery, strategy, education and coaching.
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Inclusion & Belonging comes to life through everyday actions, conversations, and connections. Our Speaker Series events help us to:
It's on all of us to keep that conversation going.
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