Berkshire Workplace Expert to Address Employee Disengagement Crisis at CEO Forum
PITTSFIELD — With U.S. employee engagement at a 10-year low, nationally recognized workplace expert Linda Dulye, president of Berkshire-based Dulye & Co., will show executives how to transform spectators in their companies into active contributors at the Gulf Coast CEO Forum on Wednesday, Feb. 25 in Sarasota, Fla.
Dulye’s interactive workshop — “The Predator Killing Your Company’s Productivity: How to Eliminate Spectators at Work” — equips leaders with practical tools from her Spectator-Free Workplace methodology to build strong connections through delegation, dialogue, and collective decision making.
“Workplace spectators are the silent productivity killer,” Dulye said. “No company, regardless of size or industry, can afford employees who simply show up but check out without contributing their knowledge, skills, and ideas. To stop the spectator syndrome, companies need to take urgent, intentional actions that build genuine ties that unify employees within and between work teams.”
Founder of Dulye & Co., a consultancy recognized for transforming workplace breakdowns into measurable performance gains, Dulye’s proven Spectator-Free Workplace strategies strengthen manager effectiveness, team collaboration, and employee accountability.
Dulye is also the founder of the Dulye Leadership Experience, a pro bono professional development organization producing fee-free learning and development resources to help multi-generational professionals connect and build career ownership.
Established in 2011, the Gulf Coast CEO Forum convenes leaders to address shared workforce and leadership challenges through education, networking, and professional exchanges.
