Chad Lewis, founder of Intercultural Focus—Boston, discusses how increasing cultural diversity in Canada and in the workplace has changed the way plan sponsors need to communicate with their members.
He says the changing cultural landscape means sponsors may need to reach out in new ways, need to make their communications as clear and concise as possible and need to ensure they are meeting the cultural needs of all members.
Watch the video to find out what else Lewis had to say.
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