New scheme to help Limerick firms be more culturally diverse

A LIMERICK registered social enterprise has launched a new scheme aimed at helping other companies become more culturally diverse.
Gorm, headed by Limerick businesswoman Dr Mamobo Ogoro, is bringing what it’s described as a Unified Business Programme.
The initiative is being backed by two financial firms PTSB and EY.
Dr Ogoro said: “At Gorm, our mission is to unify across cultural and social differences. Businesses are not only economic engines; they are key pillars in building stronger, more inclusive communities. By embedding intercultural competence into their everyday practices, this programme equips organisations with the tools to recognise, value, and actively include the wide range of cultural perspectives within their teams.”

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The programme supports organisations and teams by equipping staff with the skills to work across cultures.
Designed by social and cultural psychologists, the programme meets companies at every stage of their intercultural journey and offers tiered membership options from foundational awareness training to strategic transformation.
For more information on its Unified Business Programme, visit www.gormmedia.com.
Alternatively, you can email them at info@gormmedia.com.