About the Program:
Creating Places to Belong: The Value of Culture and Connection
The workplace is undergoing a transformative shift. Informed by market research and behavioral science, businesses can embrace this evolution by recognizing the power that place has for nurturing a stronger sense of belonging—a proven catalyst for organizational success. Shaping a sense of belonging in the workplace involves recognizing the role of company culture, addressing the fundamental human needs, and factoring in purposeful design strategies. Together, these elements form a cohesive framework that influences not just how employees feel but also how they perform. By harmonizing these elements, we can foster a workplace where everyone can thrive.
Speaker: Tyler Simmons & Dan Eikamp
Dawn Eikamp – Dawn has spent her career helping create places to work, play, shop, learn, worship, eat, and live by working for various Architecture firms and with her own business Eikamp Arts. As an NCIDQ Certified Interior Designer for 25 years, Dawn has diverse interior design experience from residential house expansions to new casinos and restaurants. Working for the past 5 years as a Senior Project Consultant for Lerdahl in the commercial furniture industry, she has come to appreciate the importance of shaping space that allows for growth and flexibility in our work environments. A proud Dubuque “Boomerang,” Dawn is grateful to call this town her home. She is passionate about helping Dubuque employers create work environments that attract and retain the right people for continued success.
Tyler Simmons - With 10 years of experience in the office furnishings industry, Tyler Simmons has spent his career understanding workplace environments and collaborating with leaders to make impactful improvements to their space. Tyler is a registered Continuing Education presenter with the International Interior Design Association and has presented throughout the Midwest. Tyler’s experience with clients, architecture firms, and furniture designers/manufacturers gives him a holistic view of the office landscape and the emerging needs of employees.
Registration begins at 11:30 am. The program will begin at noon.
Note: Event registration closes the Friday before the luncheon at 5:00 pm. Payment must be received at the time of registration or registration will be voided. We can no longer accept late registrations. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Tri-State Human Resource Association. PO Box 1684, Dubuque, IA 52004-1684