Noble Aim Consulting partners with Disability:IN
June 22, 2021
Greenville, S.C.-based change management firm Noble Aim Consulting has been chosen to provide consulting services for Disability:IN, the world’s leading nonprofit resource for business disability inclusion.
Under the agreement, Noble Aim will provide custom consulting services for companies participating in Disability:IN’s Inclusion Works program. Inclusion Works is designed to help companies create an inclusive workplace culture and develop a sustainable recruitment strategy.
“We are privileged to become part of Disability:IN’s select, worldwide network of disability inclusion consultants,” says Noble Aim Co-founder and principal Dr. Laura Bogardus. “Our goal is to expand upon the outstanding progress that Inclusion Works has made to date so that systemic change is ultimately achieved for individuals with disabilities around the world.”
Some of the world’s most recognized brands participate in Inclusion Works, such as Amazon, Coca-Cola, Google, Nike and Starbucks. Between 2014 and 2020, Inclusion Works companies increased their new hires of individuals with disabilities by 29,000%, from 339 to more than 100,000.
Bogardus and her business partner Mike Teachey have more than 30 years of combined experience helping companies and coalitions achieve systemic change, including the specific area of disability inclusion. Some of that experience is explained in this case study available on the company’s website.
About Noble Aim Consulting
Established in Greenville, S.C. in 2021, Noble Aim Consulting specializes in helping coalitions reach their highest potential. Using proven methodology developed by founding partners Dr. Laura Bogardus and Mike Teachey, Noble Aim Consulting unleashes the power of coalitions by engaging stakeholders in ways that help them push beyond obstacles, stay focused on the big picture, and produce systemic change within their communities. Noble Aim is capable of assisting any type of coalition, regardless of size and scope, including governmental and quasi-governmental; community collaborations and funding organizations; and public/private partnerships. The company is also a distinguished member of the Disability:IN worldwide network of inclusion consultants. For more information, visit nobleaimconsulting.com.
