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Workforce Wednesdays: Overcoming Barriers in Black Home Ownership and in the Real Estate Professions
August 10, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EDT
Free
Workforce Wednesdays | Virtual Event
@ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT
Louisville Urban League presents Workforce Wednesdays.
In 60 minutes, develop the critical skills that can enhance your career, enrich relationships and sharpen your leadership capacities.
Led by the region’s top corporate recruiters, skilled human resources professionals, life skills and leadership coaches, CEOs, and Meyers Briggs certified trainers, Workforce Wednesday workshop topics include interviewing skills, communication skills, teamwork, conflict resolution, adaptability, problem-solving, workplace ethics, self-awareness, and more.
Workforce Wednesdays are offered on Wednesdays of every month from noon to 1:00 p.m. Please register by getting your FREE ticket below. On the day of the event, sign in early. Sure–bring your lunch!
Workforce Wednesdays are made possible through a partnership between the Louisville Urban League and the Louisville Society of Human Resource Management Professionals (LSHRM).
We look forward to seeing you!
Meet our presenter: Kevin Dunlap, Executive Director of REBOUND, Inc.
Kevin L. Dunlap currently serves as the Executive Director of REBOUND, Inc., a separate nonprofit housing development corporation created by Louisville Urban League in 1993. He has previously served as Senior Deputy Director for Fannie Mae Kentucky Office, Relationship Manager for Neighbor Works America, and Senior Housing Director for the Louisville Urban League. His expertise in the areas of housing, community development, and banking has spanned nearly 30 years.
Kevin is certified through the Neighbor Works Home Ownership and Community Lending Program of Study, the National Association of Home Builders HCCP program, and certified through the National Development Council’s Housing Development Finance Professional program.
A strong advocate for housing, he serves on the boards and committees of several organizations including the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis CDAC, Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Metropolitan Housing Coalition, Louisville Branch NAACP Housing Chair, and is a former member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati Housing Advisory Committee, Fannie Mae Kentucky Advisory Committee just to name a few.
Meet our presenter: Terri Knott, Board Member of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers