Behind the scenes of every successful organization, Administrative Professionals play a pivotal role, ensuring the seamless flow of operations and the achievement of critical objectives. Yet, their demanding responsibilities can often make them vulnerable to the silent struggles of stress and burnout which can lead to mental health crisis. In recognition of these unique challenges, we are eager to present this roundtable discussion on mental health featuring our Moderator, Tiffany Dow, former EA turned Executive Coach and M.A. Candidate for Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Tiffany leads this important discussion with special guest Dr. Luana Marques.

This is more than just a conversation; it's a vital exploration of mental health in the workplace. We'll delve into the distinct pressures Administrative Professionals face, from managing reputations to safeguarding confidential information to navigating high-pressure environments; all of these responsibilities that can heighten anxiety and cause distress.

Our aim is to foster an environment where mental well-being is a priority, not a footnote. But we're not stopping at awareness; we're equipping Administrative Professionals with practical strategies for managing stress, setting boundaries, seeking assistance when needed, and recognizing the early signs of mental health vulnerability and burnout.

Join us in this important conversation as we champion the mental resilience of those who tirelessly support organizations so they can thrive and embrace a brighter, healthier future in their roles. 

Our panel of Administrative Professionals will share their unique mental health journeys and perspectives and includes:

Moderator: Tiffany Dow

Bry'an Azuekwu, Executive Assistant
Fanni Gambero, former Executive Assistant & Co-Founder / President at XM Performance
Rebecca Velez, Administrative Assistant Senior at Lockheed Martin Corporation
Nichole Brooks, Administrative Operations Manager at Aon
Joy-Lu Broas, Executive Assistant at Ancestry  

With special guest Dr. Luana Marquez, leading leading Cognitive Behavioral Therapist and Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School.