“In the spirit of social consciousness, Cameron Conaway does the work of calling our attention.”
—NPR
Cameron Conaway is a workplace feedback expert and a faculty member at the University of San Francisco. He is also a team leader in the People, Policy & Purpose organization at Cisco, a company named by Fortune as the best place to work for three years in a row.
Conaway’s work has appeared in publications including Harvard Business Review, NPR, Stanford Social Innovation Review, The Washington Post, and World Economic Forum.
He has pioneered and continues to refine concepts around processing feedback and employee feedback literacy, which he defines as the capacity for employees to effectively seek, give, receive, process, and use feedback.
Some miscellaneous credentialing if you need it.
- A former award-winning investigative journalist who has covered issues including the Rohingya genocide and has received the acclaimed Daniel Pearl Investigative Journalism Fellowship, an honor given to one journalist each year
- A marketing leader with an Executive MBA who has worked with brands ranging from Cisco and Cadillac to the United Nations and Rotary International
- Was one of several industry leaders asked by Harvard Business School to develop content for Feedback Essentials, a global course.
- Writes for Harvard Inspiring Minds, Harvard University’s educator blog. Here is an article about Teaching with Simulations, one about Teaching with Cases, and another about feedback literacy.
- Holds an MFA in Creative Writing and wrote a poetry book named to NPR‘s “Best of the Year” list
- Was named a Social Good Fellow by the United Nations
- Is an educator with over a decade of teaching experience ranging from creating and teaching 3-credit master’s degree courses in Communications to building the psychological safety needed to facilitate courageous conversations in juvenile detention centers
- Worked at McDonald’s and for four years in a grocery store produce department
- Is a former mixed martial artist who has fought in cages and lived in Thailand for three years
The result? Cameron’s feedback expertise is both evidence-based and multidisciplinary. He provides feedback services that pull insights from different sectors, fields, and experiences to meet his audiences where they are.
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