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Respect Matters

Description: Know where to start when working toward building a culture of respect in the workplace.

Respect Matters: Educate your team. Prevent negative behaviours. Empower your employees. Lead the charge with Respect. Respect Group shows us how to get started, and the University of Calgary teaches us how to keep it alive on an ongoing basis.

Guest Speakers:

  • Brad Blaisdell, Managing Director – Workplace Programs, Respect Group
  • Marcia Buchholz Associate Vice President

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