Join us for our in-person March Program: Psychological Safety: Welcoming Everyone to the Table.
Program Schedule:
7:30 am – 8:00 am - Registration, Networking & Breakfast
8:00 am – 9:30 am - Welcome, Sponsor Recognition & Program Presentation
About this Program:
In this session we will review the four quadrants of psychological safety. We will discuss inclusion, learning and development, our individual contributors at all levels of the organization, and finish with challenger safety. Participants will hear about the above four fundamental areas on psychological safety and how to move between them.
This event is pending approval for HRCI/SHRM credits
o Learning Objective 1: Hearing all Voices. As we begin we will talk about the importance of a safe space for employees at any level of the organization to have their voice heard. You will learn about tactics that other company’s have taken to increase these levels of two way communication to ensure it is safe for any employee to speak and share their voice.
o Learning Objective 2: Self Awareness. If we want our teams to be more self-aware, it starts with us. You will learn about unconscious bias and how it may be interfering with not only your team, but with you as well.
o Learning Objective 3: Normalize Vulnerability. Creating an environment where employees understand the importance of vulnerability can help shift company culture. Story telling can be a powerful tool in personal and professional development. We will share examples of how story telling has helped change the trajectory of wellbeing and DEIB programs in specific industries.
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Meet Our Presenter!
Brian Quinn is the Sr. Global Inclusion & Diversity and Wellness Specialist for CooperCompanies. He has been helping employees feel a sense of belonging while at work, along with helping to provide a supportive environment for their physical, mental, and emotional health for 12 years. Brian has been in the Wellness field for over fifteen years, working with kids at local schools with before-school activities focused on nutrition and movement, as well as senior citizens in varying communities where he provides guidance with aging healthfully. Brian is also involved in the recovery movement, helping to bring wellness to the recovery process when it comes to addiction.
He has his B.S. in Social Work from the University of Buffalo and is currently finishing up his Masters in Public Health from Southern New Hampshire University.
Thank you to our Sponsors!
