Is the Workplace the Perfect Place to Talk About Race? with Gina Greenlee and Margaret Greenberg
The workplace is often one of the only places we interact with diverse groups, one of few places in society that still maintains civility and also a place where there is an expectation to continue to learn and grow if you want to stay relevant. So yes, the workplace is the perfect place to talk about race according to Gina Greenlee and Margaret Greenberg, co-authors of the forthcoming book "The Business of Race."
Tune in to this episode to learn why stumbling through conversations on race is better than avoiding the discussion, how to use conflict as a tool for transformation, how to pass the "Kumbaya Test" as an ally, and how to take the management processes you already use in your business and apply them toward creating racial equity in your workplace.
Teaching, Coaching and a Keynote Speaker since 1986, Gina Greenlee is a highly regarded and sought out leader. She has produced a catalogue of 14 books with more to be released. A native of New York, Gina has travelled extensively internationally and visited many countries in the world. Gina appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show for a profound and inspiring segment called, “Remembering Your Spirit.”
Margaret H. Greenberg is the coauthor of the bestselling business book, "Profit from the Positive: Proven Leadership Strategies to Boost Productivity and Transform Your Business" and a sought after executive coach and international speaker. A pioneer in the field of positive psychology, Greenberg also designs and leads workshops, webinars, and conferences for business audiences and is an expert on creating strengths-based organizations. One of Margaret’s specialties is bringing tools from the new field of positive psychology to boost productivity in the workplace.
