Marines


Military Equal Opportunity (MEO)

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Culture & Inclusion Branch (MPE)
Quantico, Virginia

WhY ARE INCLUSIVE LEADERS NECESSARY FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS?

  • The desired end state is increased lethality, military efficiency and overall mission effectiveness.

  • Cohesion is a critical driver of an organization’s effectiveness.

  • Treating each Marine, despite DIVERSE backgrounds, with care and respect are fundamental to cohesion.

  • EQUITY and INCLUSION are inalienable components of care and respect.

  • Marine leaders are responsible for learning to leveraging the talents of our diverse force. Leaders who commit to creating inclusive organizations that treat each Marine with care and respect are able to leverage the full array of their Marines’ talents to accomplish missions.

HOW SHOULD I THINK ABOUT EQUITY AND INCLUSION?

• Today and the future are characterized by increasingly diverse populations and complex rapidly changing problem-sets. Success in this environment requires leaders to take EQUITABLE and INCLUSIVE actions to create INCLUSIVE organizational cultures that can access the full potential their people and organizations to confront these challenges and be effective.


>>Military equal opportunity frequently asked questions (faq)

 

 

Ms. Jacqueline Morales
MEO Program Manager

MGySgt Griselda Benavides
Senior EOA

Mr. Robert Wilson
Policy Specialist

Mr. Christopher Cuttino
Complaints Manager

Mr. Dan Gillen
Compliance Manager

Ms. Jenna Becker
Lead Training Specialist

MPE_EO@usmc.mil
EO Advice Line: (844) 818-1674



Headquarters Marine Corps
Manpower Plans & Policy Division
Culture and Inclusion Branch (MPE)
Military Equal Opportunity (MPE-01)
3280 Russell Rd
Quantico, VA 22134-5103

Phone: (703) 784-9371 DSN: 278-9371