The Taming of the Toxic Workplace Culture

Combatting toxic company culture goes beyond getting rid of the “cool table” in the cafeteria. Negative cultural elements are inherent in the structure of some workplaces, in policies and practices that sustain and reward exclusion. This toxicity is not only detrimental for team morale but can cost you and your team emotionally and financially. Join our panel of inclusion experts as we map out how to identify and call-out the key traits of toxic workplace culture through real-life accounts. Learn how to construct practical approaches to proactively nurture inclusivity and apply intersectional insights that foster constructive conversations on developing a growth-oriented organizational environment. 

Date and Time: Monday, October 16 at 2 p.m. ET 

Price: Free 

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About the Hosts

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Dana Duckworth

Dana Duckworth, National Speaker, DE&I Consultant and Principal at Speak Up Dana, has years of experience in the rental housing industry. While at Zumper, she implemented initiatives to foster better DE&I practices resulting in numerous promotions from Regional Account Executive to Sr. DE&I Culture Champion. Dana also held property management positions at ForRent.com and the Lawson Companies. Her quest for knowledge includes a Virginia Real Estate License, participating in NAA’s Diversity Leadership Program and receiving the DE&I in the Workplace Certificate from the University of South Florida and more. Dana holds a B.S. in Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies from Norfolk State University. 

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Camron Shelton

Camron Shelton, Regional Director of Operation at Centerspace, has 25 years of leadership in financials, insurance and real estate. He sits on numerous subcommittees at NAA such as DE&I, Apartmentalize, Operations and Mental Health. As a NAA Diversity Leadership Program Graduate, Camron continues the work as Twin Cities Diversity Inclusion Council Member and Centerspace’s DE&I Steering Committee Co-Chair. He has received education from the University of Notre Dame Mendoza School of Business and contributed to the Board of Governors for the Human Rights Campaign of Washington DC and a LGBTQAI+ Advisor to the US Congress and State of California.

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Charlotte Flores

Charlotte Flores, VP of Human Resources for BH Management, has more than 15 years of human resources experience focused on human resources strategy and change management within the multifamily, construction and engineering industries. She is a SHRM Certified Professional, has a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace Certificate from the University of South Florida and more. Charlotte holds a B.S. in Business and Human Resources Management from the University of Phoenix and an M.S. in Employment Law from Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.