[cheers and applause] in washington today, the talk of consensus and same quaint, it orcan seem quaint but in virginia, political progress in a divided government is a tradition that we must continue. i will work to live up to that tradition. now i begin serving my term with humility, to the accomplishments of my predecessors, and to the gratitude of all people of virginia. thank you, and may god bless the commonwealth of virginia. [cheers and applause] >> guests, please be seated. please welcome members of virginia's 11 indian tribes as they present a blessing dance to honor governor mcauliffe and bless the capitol grounds, with best wishes and a stronger ties between virginia's indigenous peoples in the commonwealth. as part of tradition, all those who are able are asked to stand during the dance. [singing and chanting in native tongues] [drumming continues] [cheers and applause] [applause] >> please rise for the benediction, which will now be pronounced by rabbi jack of the congregation in alexandria. >> author of liberty, power that has made and preserved us a nation, bring down yo

. >> do you see ways that changed orcan be change to reduce the stress for their populations? , to increase flexibility, which is another one of those important pieces. focus one a heavy building an inclusive workplace. how do people feel valued? you create a more engaged workplace. that leads to greater productivity and greater happiness. time on how weof train our managers and are whatrs to understand diversity and inclusion means i'm a what the challenges are as it relates to women -- means, what the challenges are as it relates to women, how do we train against unconscious bias? that is germane to any inclusion strategy. we are all guilty of it. we are putting a heavy focus and training 7000 of our managers on what that means to raise awareness around that so those leaders who impact the population are aware and respectful of the situations. this is a very specific study that we conducted recently. we did a series of focus groups -- i did not realize it was not loud enough. we did a series of focus groups for those we sought dropping out of the workplace. wasof the primary

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