In this week’s Part One episode of “The Voice of Leadership,” guest Dr. Marvin A. McMickle who has served in many significant and influential roles to include senior pastor to several churches, college president, faculty member, and President of both the Cleveland NAACP and the Urban League, shares insights with Dr. Karen Wilson-Starks from decades of pastoral leadership, civil rights engagement, and academic service.
Together, they examine what “liberty and justice for all” means in today’s workplace and how organizations can move from statements about diversity to meaningful action through inclusive leadership, corporate citizenship, and community partnership.
In Part Two, Dr. Karen reflects on the Kellogg Foundation’s National Day of Racial Healing, to explore how truth-telling, dialogue, and community collaboration can transform systems and create opportunity for future generations. She connects racial inclusion, leadership responsibility, and workforce sustainability to the long-term success of organizations and society.
These conversations challenge executive leaders to think beyond traditional performance metrics to also consider how racial healing, ethical leadership, and inclusion shape the future of business, leadership, and community impact. Contact Dr. Karen at Dr.Karen@transleadership.com; www.transleadership.com
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