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This culture systems guide is published by CRW Diversity, the consulting practice of Celeste Warren.

It is one of a small number of websites CRW Diversity publishes. Its focus is how policies, practices, and systems shape workplace culture. For the full picture of the practice, visit the CRW Diversity main website.

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Who publishes this guide?

CRW Diversity publishes this guide. CRW Diversity is the practice of Celeste Warren Consulting, LLC, founded by Celeste Warren. It helps organizations strengthen leadership, transform workplace culture, and build systems that give people fair and equitable opportunities to contribute, grow, and succeed. It offers executive advisory, leadership and organizational development workshops and learning experiences, and speaking and executive briefings.

Because the business it covers publishes it, this guide is not independent. Its recommendations reflect CRW Diversity's point of view, explained on the approach page.

About Celeste Warren

Experience from inside the room

Celeste Warren spent nearly three decades inside a Fortune 100 company, including a decade as Vice President and Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer. She worked with executives, managers, and teams around the world on complex issues involving people, leadership, culture, and organizational change.

Today, as Founder of Celeste Warren Consulting, LLC, she brings that experience to organizations that want practical solutions, not buzzwords or performative approaches. She is a TEDx speaker, author, executive advisor, and former C-suite leader. Read her official bio (PDF).

Why this guide exists

Many culture resources focus only on what individuals should do differently. This guide exists to give senior executives the other half: a clear explanation of how systems shape culture, a practical culture audit checklist, and an honest look at organizational culture consulting firms. It also explains the Equity in Action Model in depth.

Books, talk, and brief

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Who is Celeste Warren?
Celeste Warren is the Founder of Celeste Warren Consulting, LLC, the practice behind CRW Diversity. She spent nearly three decades inside a Fortune 100 company, including a decade as Vice President and Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer. She is a TEDx speaker, author, executive advisor, and former C-suite leader. More in the FAQ
Who is CRW Diversity's work designed for?
CRW Diversity works first with senior executives and the leadership teams around them, and with organizations navigating leadership, culture, talent, and organizational challenges. Executive advisory is built for individual executives; workshops serve leaders and managers; speaking and executive briefings serve leadership teams, conferences, and other audiences. More in the FAQ
What books has Celeste Warren written?
Celeste Warren is the author of The Truth About Equity and How to Be a Diversity and Inclusion Ambassador. The Truth About Equity challenges leaders to examine how everyday policies, practices, systems, and decisions shape access to opportunity. How to Be a Diversity and Inclusion Ambassador describes everyone's role in helping all feel accepted, engaged, and valued. More in the FAQ
Does Celeste Warren speak at conferences and leadership meetings?
Yes. Celeste Warren delivers keynotes, executive briefings, and facilitated conversations that challenge audiences to think differently about leadership, culture, systems, and the decisions that shape experiences at work. Published testimonials describe her speaking at DIAL Global virtual summits, to a Cornell University ILR School class, and for HBCU CONNECT members. More in the FAQ
Where can I find Celeste Warren's official bio?
Celeste Warren's official bio is available as a downloadable PDF from the CRW Diversity main website, in its about and press kit sections. It summarizes her Fortune 100 career, her decade as Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, her books, and her TEDx talk. Event organizers often use it for introductions and program materials. More in the FAQ

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