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Changing the Chemistry

Specialising in helping businesses to better attract and retain diversity because this is where the real magic happens.

Key Information

Regions served

Nationwide

Mission

Employment

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What we provide

AA1 has joined forces with CtC

We deliver:

Downright Decent Inclusion Training and Performance Enhancement for Boards


The Why:

Diversity in leadership increases chances of success by 39% and companies lacking diversity likely to have 30% lower performance than industry peers.

The What:

Enhancing your team and board’s understanding of vital inclusion practices in recruitment and retention to ensure you stay ahead of the competition.

Developing team and board capabilities to enable robust decision-making, encourage innovation, enable problem solving and change the way groups think.

The How:

You choose: workshops, programmes, 1-1s.

Sectors we’ve worked in

All Sectors

About us

AAI EmployAbility (AAI) and Changing the Chemistry (CtC) are pleased to announce an agreement that will see AAI’s pioneering work and assets become part of CtC’s mission as a charity to champion diversity of thought on boards. This partnership ensures that AAI’s work as an award-winning social enterprise in inclusive recruitment and inclusion training will continue to benefit organisations and individuals alike.

The agreement follows a decision by AAI Founder, Joy Lewis, and the AAI board to seek an organisation whose values aligned with AAI’s and who could benefit from its assets. Their aim was to ensure Joy could fulfil her desire to retire knowing that AAI’s legacy would be preserved and built upon.

AAI’s valuable resources, comprising knowledge, training materials, a wide-reaching network and client contacts, will complement CtC’s existing programmes designed to support individuals pursuing board positions and organisations working to improve board diversity. These resources will also diversify CtC‘s offerings to organisations by supporting them with their inclusive working and recruitment practices.