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How BCCL (The Times of India) fosters DE&I initiatives effectively

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In today’s rapidly evolving corporate landscape, the true measure of an organization’s success lies not just in its financial achievements but also in its commitment to fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I).

Embracing DE&I isn’t merely a box to check; it’s a strategic imperative that drives innovation, enhances employee engagement, and ultimately propels businesses forward. At BCCL (The Times of India), we recognize that harnessing the power of DE&I isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s the smart thing to do.

Central to BCCL’s DE&I initiatives is the belief that diversity isn’t just about numbers—it’s about valuing and leveraging the unique perspectives, experiences, and talents of every individual within our organization. One such initiative that epitomizes our commitment to gender diversity is the “Club of XtraOrdinary Women.”

This empowering platform provides a supportive network for professional women at BCCL, inspiring them to lead with confidence and make meaningful contributions to our organization’s success. By fostering connections and facilitating mentorship opportunities, the Club of XtraOrdinary Women embodies our dedication to empowering women in the workplace.

Furthermore, BCCL’s commitment to DE&I is reflected in our comprehensive set of women-friendly workplace policies like Redressal of Sexual Harassment, Home Drop and Guest House Facility, Creche Facility, Maternity and Adoption Leave Benefits.

These policies are designed to create an environment where every employee, regardless of gender, feels valued, safe, and empowered to thrive. From flexible work arrangements to support for working mothers, these initiatives are instrumental in fostering a culture of inclusivity and belonging.

Moreover, BCCL’s “ELEVATE” program demonstrates our proactive approach to addressing gender diversity in the workplace. By actively recruiting and promoting women into leadership roles, we are not only bridging the gender gap but also tapping into a diverse talent pool that drives innovation and drives organizational success.

Beyond our internal initiatives, BCCL is committed to making a positive impact on society through our women-focused CSR initiatives. Through our “Bennett Touch” program, we empower women in the broader community by providing them with essential skills and resources to succeed.

From financial literacy workshops to career development programs, these initiatives reflect our unwavering dedication to women’s empowerment both within and beyond the walls of our organization.

Furthermore, BCCL proudly commemorates International Women’s Day as an annual celebration of our commitment to diversity and inclusion. Through various activities and events, we amplify the importance of creating a workplace culture where every voice is heard and respected.

Whether it’s advocating for breaking biases or embracing equity, our commemoration of International Women’s Day serves as a reminder of the values that drive our organization forward.

One of our most recent initiatives, the “SHE unLTD. Awards,” underscores our commitment to recognizing and celebrating the achievements of women at BCCL. By shining a spotlight on their professional and personal accomplishments, we inspire others to reach for new heights and challenge traditional gender norms.

At BCCL, harnessing diversity, equity, and inclusion isn’t just a moral imperative—it’s a business imperative. We recognize that by embracing DE&I, we not only create a more inclusive and equitable workplace but also drive innovation, enhance employee engagement, and ultimately achieve greater business success.

As we continue to champion DE&I in all aspects of our organization, we invite others to join us in building a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive future for all.

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Gaurika Tandon
Gaurika Tandon
Gaurika Tandon, Head- Learning, Talent & Engagement, BCCL (The Times of India). She has almost two decades of experience in driving HR transformation across multiple geographies namely India, US, APAC, and MEA. Responsible for driving capability agenda at BCCL, she has led and build organization capability and future-ready talent to create significant value for the enterprise.