
Stephen Frost
Disability, Diversity, Gay & Lesbian (LGBT), Human Resources, Leadership
Travels from London, England, United Kingdom
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Stephen Frost Profile
Stephen Frost is a global authority on making inclusion and diversity happen in the workplace. After an intense five years designing and implementing the social inclusion program for the 2012 London Summer Olympics – which has been hailed as the most diverse Olympics to date – Stephen shows organizations the key strategic benefits of supplier diversity and makes them re-evaluate how they are addressing diversity in their procurement strategies.
Having led a 200,000-member workforce for the Olympic preparations, Stephen understands the leadership and communication skills that executives and managers must exercise to harness their teams’ full potential and talents. Prior to serving as Head of Diversity and Inclusion for the London Organizing Committee, Stephen gained respect and recognition for his groundbreaking advances in the treatment and inclusion of Europe’s LGBT community in the workplace.
Currently Stephen teaches Inclusive Leadership at Harvard University Business School in the US and Sciences Po in France; additionally, he serves as an “Expert Advisor” to the British Government, The White House, and KPMG’s Diversity and Inclusion Program. He has taught Inclusive Leadership at Harvard Business School, Singapore Management University and Sciences Po in France and advised the British Government, Royal Air Force and the White House. He is author of The Inclusion Imperative (2014), Inclusive Talent Management (2016) and Building an Inclusive Organization (February 2019). His fourth book, The Key to Inclusion is due for release in July 2022.
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Stephen is a globally recognized diversity, inclusion and leadership expert, and founded Included in 2012. He leads the team and works with leaders around the world to embed inclusive leadership in their decision-making.
He was responsible for 22 programs across a 200,000 person workforce, £1.1 billion procurement spend, and 57 delivery functions. These ranged from inclusivity in an 11 million ticket program, to accessibility at 134 separate venues. His team managed a series of recruitment outreach action plans that achieved unprecedented workforce inclusion. The LOCOG Business Charter set new standards in supplier diversity and LOCOG became the first organization in the UK to achieve the Diversity Works for London Gold Standard and Advanced Level of the Equality Standard for Sport.
From 2004-2007 Stephen established and led the workplace team at Stonewall, Europe′s largest LGBT equality organization; establishing and growing the Diversity Champions program to over 300 members, launching the UK′s first lesbian and gay recruitment guide, establishing the LGBT Leadership program in conjunction with Henley Management College, and developing the Workplace Equality Index which has become a standard across many leading UK and global employers.
Stephen started his career in advertising, where he worked on disability and age awareness campaigns, and has worked in consultancy and communications in the USA, Greece, Tanzania, China and Brazil. He was a Hertford College Scholar at Oxford and a Fulbright Scholar at Harvard. He was elected recipient of the 2010 Peter Robertson Award for Equality and Diversity Champions and in 2011 he was named one of the top 100 influential LGBT people in the UK, and a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum.
Stephen was a Hertford College Scholar at Oxford and a Fulbright Scholar at Harvard. He remains a Visiting Fellow of the Women and Public Policy Program. He has won various awards from the 2010 Peter Robertson Award for Equality and Diversity Champions and 2011 Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum to one of Management Today’s Change Agents for his race and gender work and 2022 Winds of Change Awards from The Forum on Workplace Inclusion.
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