Leadership Lens Webinars

Thought-Provoking Free Training on Cutting-Edge Leadership Topics

At bci, we recognize the importance of offering free training in order to spread best practices related to shift leadership, talent management, DEI, and belonging to the widest possible audience.

Since March 2020, we’ve offered several dozen free Leadership Lens webinars on a leadership topic almost every month and have now trained tens of thousands of participants.

Focusing on a different leadership area each month, including bringing in thought leaders and experts as guest speakers, our hour-long free Leadership Lens webinars tackle some of the most cutting-edge, challenging, and sensitive topics. Our webinars address complex and difficult subjects head-on and offer opportunities for nuanced and thoughtful discussion.

Join Us At Our Next Leadership Lens Webinar!

Back in the fall, many of you joined us for a conversation on navigating the challenges—and opportunities—of generational differences in the workplace. We’re excited to return with a Part 2 webinar that offers a deeper dive into the themes that resonated most in that first session.

With multiple generations now working side by side, leaders are increasingly navigating differing expectations, priorities, and ways of working. When these differences go unexamined, they can lead to misunderstandings, misalignment, and friction that affect trust, cohesion, and performance.

How can leaders reduce intergenerational tensions, interrupt assumptions about “how people should work,” and bridge gaps in communication and work styles?

These questions will anchor bhasin consulting inc.’s March Leadership Lens webinar, Navigating Generational Challenges in the Workplace—Part 2. On Wednesday, March 25th, from 4–5pm ET, Dr. Komal Bhasin, bci’s Mental Health Expert-in-Residence, will go deeper into revealing the day-to-day leadership practices that make a real difference when leading across generations—with Ritu Bhasin, bci’s CEO and leadership expert, chiming in with thoughts and questions. In this session, they will explore:

  • How generational dynamics show up in feedback, conflict, and decision-making—and how to respond effectively in the moment
  • Practical ways to navigate resistance, defensiveness, or disengagement across groups
  • How to set clear expectations and shared norms while honoring different values and work styles
  • How to balance evolving expectations around flexibility and wellbeing with organizational needs around pace, accountability, and hours


Everyone is welcome to attend this follow up session, so please feel free to share widely. If you have questions you’d like us to address, you can submit them through  by emailing info@bhasinconsulting.com. We hope to see you online.

Wednesday, March 25, 2026 at 4-5pm ET

Meaningful feedback is one of the most powerful tools for cultivating engagement, innovation, productivity, and belonging in the workplace. When leaders deliver feedback both impactfully and inclusively, they unlock growth and empowerment—not just for individual team members, but for entire organisations.

However, in many workplaces, performance management continues to be shaped by fear, bias, and narrow definitions of skills development—especially for women professionals. This can lead to feedback that stifles career advancement, rather than encouraging excellence and inclusion.

This is why practicing inclusive performance management is essential for leaders across Asia who are committed to building people-centric, high-performing teams and to advancing women professionals.

In honour of March being Women’s History Month, and to honour International Women’s Day, this will be the focus of our upcoming Asia Edition Leadership Lens, A Spotlight on How to Deliver Impactful & Inclusive Feedback—which will be held on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, from 12:00–1:00pm HKT. Join Ritu Bhasin LL.B. MBA, award-winning leadership expert, bestselling author, and CEO of bhasin consulting inc., as she leads a dynamic discussion on how leaders across Asia can leverage impactful and inclusive performance management strategies to uplift team members, including:

  • Key leadership, inclusion, gender, and cultural competence principles—especially through an Asian context—for effective performance management
  • How biases shape both formal and informal feedback delivery processes and, in particular, for women professionals
  • The importance of understanding one’s own behavioural preferences and how these preferences influence how we evaluate others
  • The three key types of feedback that all leaders should offer team members
  • Practical strategies for delivering inclusive and meaningful feedback using bci’s OIRE model


Attendance is complimentary. We invite HR and talent management professionals, DEI professionals, and leaders from across organisations in Asia to attend—so please spread the word.

If you have questions in advance, please send them to us by emailing info@bhasinconsulting.com. We hope to see you online!

Wednesday, March 18th at 12-1pm Hong Kong Time (HKT) 

Frequently Asked Questions

At bci, we record our Leadership Lens webinars primarily for internal use, so unfortunately, a recording will not be available for most of our webinars. However, we regularly upload clips from our webinars to our YouTube channel. We also encourage you to sign up for bci’s mailing list for resources and updates about upcoming events.

You can view bci’s latest videos and clips from our past webinars at our YouTube channel here. If you are interested in empowerment content and how to live your best life, please check out Ritu’s YouTube channel here.

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Yes, following each webinar, we send out an email to all attendees with a curated list of resources related to the webinar’s content.

bci’s Leadership Lens webinars take place live via Zoom and require advance registration through the links provided on our website. Immediately after you’ve registered for a bci webinar, you’ll receive an automatic email from Zoom with the login details for the session. You’ll also receive a reminder email from Zoom one day before the webinar. Please be sure to check your junk email folder if you are unable to find these emails. If you are having difficulty, please contact us at info@bhasinconsulting.com.

During bci’s Leadership Lens webinars, we always have the Q&A box and chat board open for attendees to ask questions. If you’d like to submit a question prior to the start of the webinar, please email info@bhasinconsulting.com.

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Dr. Komal Bhasin, MSW, MHSc, DSocSci

Komal is bci’s Senior DEI Consultant and Mental Health Expert-in-Residence and an accomplished DEI facilitator, coach, and strategist. Komal has over 20 years of experience in providing strategic and advisory guidance and program development across a range of sectors, with a particular concentration in mental health and racial inclusion. Komal is also the founder of Insayva Inc., a social enterprise focused on providing accessible DEI and health equity support to charities and non-profit organizations.

Komal has extensive experience in creating and delivering programming in a range of leadership and DEI areas, including mental health inclusion, psychological safety, empathy, relationship repair, allyship, and cultural competence. She is passionate about driving transformational change in workplaces and has worked closely with bci clients – corporations, professional service firms, health care providers, and educational institutions – to embed cultures of inclusion within their organizations.

Komal has provided one-on-one inclusion coaching to hundreds of senior leaders and brings a unique approach that is informed by her background as a therapist. She is able to expertly handle sensitive conversations and situations and works with leaders to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to advance racial/ethnocultural, gender, and mental health-related equity across teams and organizations. Komal also offers a performance coaching program designed specifically for BIPOC leaders. This program aims to help BIPOC leaders harness their place, position, and identity to thrive in the workplace and beyond. Komal is a qualified administrator of the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI).

As bci’s Mental Health Expert-in-Residence, Komal offers tremendous expertise around workplace mental health. As a doctoral trained mental health clinician, certified health executive, and registered social worker, Komal has assisted organizations looking to advance employee mental health inclusion and well-being through offering programming on inclusive dialogue, anti-stigma, burnout prevention, psychological safety, resilience, and self-care. Komal is committed to advancing mental health and wellness across the life course; she currently serves on the board of the Alzheimer’s Society of Ontario and previously served on the boards of Children’s Mental Health Ontario and the YMCA of Greater Toronto.

When Komal is not working, you’ll find her painting, cooking, or snuggling with her cats.