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Momentive is a leading global survey software company on a mission to power the curious. Recently, Chief Sales Officer John Schoenstein saw Momentive’s growing enterprise sales team as an opportunity to reinforce the company’s long-standing commitment to diversity and inclusion. Momentive turned to Lean In and its 50 Ways to Fight Bias program to lay a foundation that empowered employees to identify and address gender bias at the organization.
“Diversity, equity, and inclusion are core values at Momentive, and I wanted to make sure our growing sales team continued to live those values every day. So I introduced the 50 Ways to Fight Bias program to employees. I sat in on every session and was blown away by the level of engagement and the quality of conversations from all levels within the department.”
—John Schoenstein, Chief Sales Officer at Momentive
of participants said they are committed to taking action against bias
of participants say they know what to do when they see gender bias in the workplace
To create a lasting culture of inclusivity, employees need to know how to do more of the right behavior—like identifying their own biases—and feel supported challenging negative behavior in the moment. 50 Ways offered Momentive’s sales team the realistic situations and actionable solutions they needed in order to challenge gender bias in the workplace.
“I really enjoyed the openness of the discussion group. It was refreshing and something I had not experienced in a corporate setting before.”
While there is no one-size-fits-all program to solve for gender bias, 50 Ways provides practical steps employees can take to foster inclusivity at Momentive every day. Employees feel supported to take action against gender bias, which further reinforces their belief that the company is committed to doing the same.
of participants said they feel they have the support of Momentive to take action against bias
The 50 Ways to Fight Bias cards come in three formats: a physical deck of cards available to purchase at cost, a free presentation to download, and a digital version.
