The Rising Importance of the Chief Diversity Officer
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The Rising Importance of the Chief Diversity Officer

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The knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience (KSAEs) required of the chief diversity officer (CDO) are shifting just as the barriers to CDO effectiveness are mounting. Organizations should redefine CDO KSAEs, set clear success indicators, and provide CDOs with necessary resources and authority.

The knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience (KSAEs) required of the chief diversity officer (CDO) are shifting just as the barriers to CDO effectiveness are mounting. Organizations should redefine CDO KSAEs, set clear success indicators, and provide CDOs with necessary resources and authority.

Authors

Allan Schweyer

Allan Schweyer Allan Schweyer

Principal Researcher, Human Capital
The Conference Board

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David L. Gonzales

David L. Gonzales David L. Gonzales

Senior Fellow, Human Capital
The Conference Board

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