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Bonnie Davis

Keynote Speaker | Executive Coach | Workshop Facilitator | Culture ConsultantHuWork

Denver, CO

Member Since January 2024

Skills

Leadership
Coaching
Management Consulting

About

Bonnie Davis is a Speaker, Executive Coach, Culture Consultant, Writer, and co-owner of HuWork. She partners with organizations, teams, and leaders to create more human-centric workplaces – where empathy and authenticity leads to productivity, profitability, and innovation. Bonnie doesn’t just talk about our ever-changing world of work – she creates ACTION. Through workshops, consulting projects and coaching, Bonnie’s work revitalizes culture, develops leaders, engages employees, and enables teams to work better together. Bonnie brings 20+ years of Fortune 500 Corporate experience, ranging from the world’s largest tech companies to non-profits, teaching at universities, owning her own business, speaking at conferences, writing for Forbes.com, and lots of volunteer work. Bonnie is also on the coaching and facilitation faculty for The Marcus Buckingham Company. Now that the world is more digital, more remote, more overloaded with change and complexity, more stressed, more focused on artificial intelligence... Bonnie helps make it all more human. Bonnie is a driven New Yorker who loves her life in Denver, Colorado with her husband and teenage children. Her mantra is: “Everything's better when it happens outdoors” (as long as it's not too strenuous).

Published content

20 strategies for fostering human connection in a virtual workplace

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Discover expert strategies for fostering meaningful connections and building a supportive virtual culture in the era of AI and remote work. With the rise of AI and an increasing number of employees working remotely, maintaining human connection within your team has never been more critical. Although technology provides remarkable tools for efficiency and productivity, it also presents challenges in preserving the personal touch that drives team cohesion and morale. Below, 20Fast Company Executive Board members share their best tips for encouraging human connection in a digital-first workplace. These strategies can help you create meaningful connections, encourage collaboration, and build a supportive virtual culture.

20 ways to prioritize professional development for maximum impact

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Feeling overwhelmed by all of your options for professional development? Here's how to select the most impactful business events, conferences, and training programs. Staying ahead in any industry requires continuous networking and education, but with countless options available, making the right choices can be challenging. It's important for you to focus on the events and programs that will provide the most value for your time and investment.  To help you navigate this decision-making process effectively, Fast Company Executive Board members share insights into determining the best bang for your buck when it comes to staying ahead. These tips can help you evaluate and select the best business events, conferences, and training programs to ensure you’re investing wisely in your professional development.

19 strategies to make your company culture stand out to attract top talent

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It can be difficult to stand out from your competition when trying to hire top talent; with a strong company culture, it's easier. When it comes to standing out in a competitive job market, your company's culture can be a crucial influence in attracting and retaining top talent. A workplace that is vibrant, inclusive, and supportive not only sets an organization apart from its competitors but lends itself to employee satisfaction and productivity. Here, Fast Company Executive Board members discuss how companies can use their culture as a key differentiator from their competition. With these strategies in mind, you can cultivate a work environment that attracts the top candidates in your industry.

16 tips for coaching future leaders and nurturing their success

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Encouraging your team to be problem solvers is a better way to build trust and keep them engaged in the process. Unleashing your full potential as a leader begins with having the willingness to embrace your own humility and enable others to shine. Empowering others to find the right solutions when they are faced with business challenges is an essential part of delegating responsibilities and building stronger teams. When it comes to helping direct reports develop decision-making strategies at work,16 experts from Fast Company Executive Board agree that it is much better to "coach" people rather than "manage." This is how potential successful leaders continue to grow.

17 ways leaders without natural charisma can make a positive impact on employees

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Charisma can't always be taught, but leaders can still make a big impact without it. Not every impactful leader is a naturally charismatic "people-person." At its core, leadership is about connecting with and inspiring others, and this can be done through various approaches. Here, Fast Company Executive Board members explore how leaders can make a positive impact without forced charisma. If you’re a more reserved or introverted person, these helpful strategies can help you make a meaningful and positive impact on your team just by being yourself.

13 tips to build friendships while growing your professional network

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Apply these strategies to leave a lasting impression. Whether you are striving to expand your personal or professional network, it's essential to create and nurture relationships that are not transactional. This is because, nine times out of ten, the majority of people will typically engage with people they feel confident around, can trust, and truly relate to in and outside of the marketplace. Here, 13 Fast Company Executive Board members each share their strategy to help industry professionals utilize networking to drive their business or individual career objectives forward, tactfully and authentically.

Company details

HuWork

Company bio

HuWork is a women-owned business with global impact across Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Houston Endowment, Lululemon, and Atlassian. We know that human-centered organizations have stronger results. Through high-impact consulting, coaching, and facilitation, we help talented people be their best, and we help organizations be the place those people want to work.

Industry

Corporate leadership

Area of focus

Corporate Training
Human Resources
Professional Services

Company size

2 - 10