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Diversity statements look good on paper—but what’s really changing? This session digs deep into how to move from performative to powerful when it comes to equity. We’ll unpack the hidden systems that hold bias in place and show how to dismantle them with intention, accountability, and real culture change. No fluff. No tiptoeing. Just truth, tools, and transformation.

Power, Privilege & the Everyday: What Equity Work Really Looks Like
This isn’t a history lecture—it’s a mirror. In this provocative keynote, we explore how power and privilege show up in day-to-day decisions and how to lead with equity at every level. Attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of systemic inequities and a clear path to creating more inclusive, justice-driven environments.

Calling In vs. Calling Out: The New Rules of Courageous Conversations
Shaming people into silence doesn’t create change. This interactive session teaches the art of “calling in”—how to challenge bias, foster accountability, and build equity through honest, constructive dialogue. Perfect for leaders, HR pros, and teams ready to lead with clarity and compassion.
Mr. Courtney Betty has applied his 20+ years of extensive legal experience in both government and the private sector, especially in the areas of international business development. As a former Crown Attorney at the Department of Justice Canada, Mr. Betty represented the Government of Canada in complex tax, commercial, and litigation matters. He also served the Government of Jamaica as Senior Legal Counsel for the Jamaica Fair Trade Commission. In this role he successfully helped the Government deregulate the telecommunications sector, paving the way for full deregulation of telecommunications in Jamaica.
He then joined AT&T where he successfully negotiated a cellular license in Jamaica and lead AT&T's legal and business development strategy. Mr Betty also worked with the Government of Jamaica in developing legislation for a business immigration program in Jamaica. More recently he played the leading role in having the Jamaica Stock Exchange accredited by the Minister of Finance in Canada. This allows for Canadians investing in Companies on the Jamaica Stock Exchange to achieve the same tax breaks as they would when investing in a Canadian company.

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