Check out https://culturatisummit.com/ for more information on our 2021 Culturati Summit! Recorded on February 25th, 2021. In honor of Black History Month we brought three prominent Black leaders to the stage to have a comfortable conversation about the uncomfortable - being Black in a White corporate world. Madison Butler, VP of Talent, People & Culture, Sourced Craft Cocktails + Founder & CEO, Blue Haired Unicorn, LLC Kazique Jelani Prince, Founder & CEO, Jelani Consulting + Interim Executive Director, Central Texas Collective for Racial Equity + Project Manager, Mayor’s Task Force on Institutional Racism & Systemic Inequities Netta Jenkins, Vice President, Global Inclusion, Unqork; Co-founder, Dipper, Advisory Board Member, Betterment Moderated by Maria Brown-Spence, Program Manager, Entrepreneurs Foundation + Founder, Hearts 2 Heal Hosted by: The Entrepreneurs Foundation and Culturati Community Partner: The Black Leaders Collective

If there’s a silver lining to 2021, can it be our commitment to racial, economic & mental health justice? We are motivated to create change, to stand more boldly for our beliefs. How do we ensure our efforts become a movement sustained in 2021 and beyond? Hear from community leaders on how we can use the power of Allyship, Advocacy and Action to continue meaningful change. Speakers: Paulette Blanc, Chief of Research, MEASURE Talis Apud Martinez, Co-Founder, Crew2030 Janice Omadeke, CEO/Founder, The Mentor Method Maria Brown Spence (moderator), Member Company Manager, Entrepreneurs Foundation

During today’s pandemic, managers are being tasked with a lot more than their typical KPIs. They’re responsible for supporting the whole employee, identifying and assessing stress, anxiety, and burnout. How do we empower them to coach their teams, actively listen, and build resiliency?

Every generation should leave behind transformative public infrastructure, is Waterloo Greenway ours for Austin?

Executives are seeing and experiencing chronic suppression of emotions to “be a leader” and are accelerating burnout by compounding difficult emotional energy on top of themselves. Watch our discussion of the physiological and psychological realities of what we are dealing with during these trying times.

Join our panel of expert executives as we discuss safety, productivity, culture and the short & long term ramifications of how we again organize ourselves for work.

How do you face great challenges and come out better on the other side? The skills for managing great challenges are learnable. We will explore the fundamentals of these skills and practice them so you can help yourself, families and organizations.

Opening Keynote: Culture for the Common Good Speaker: Dr. Steven Tomlinson