Axa's Bertrand Poupart-Lafarge on why inclusion must not be to the detriment of the majority
Diversity and inclusion efforts must not be seen as something that is only for people from minority groups, explains Bertrand Poupart-Lafarge, chief financial officer and executive sponsor for diversity and Inclusion at Axa UK.
As employees of the insurance industry, we can agree on one thing: that we have a great opportunity to become more diverse and inclusive. The issue has never been as high on our agenda as it is now
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