2 May 2027 - 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Join us for insight on why pronouns matter and how everyday language choices can create more inclusive workplaces.
Dana brings extensive experience in learning and development, training design and delivery, communications, and engagement. Her career spans the private and third sectors, with roles across hospitality, education, and social care.
Before joining Onvero, Dana was a Senior Learning and Development Adviser at Jewish Care. She launched a new employee recognition programme and led equality, diversity and inclusion initiatives through training, events, campaigns, stories, and staff networks.
Originally from Romania, Dana moved to Spain as a teenager and later to the UK to complete an MSc in Tourism and Marketing. She is passionate about social justice and enjoys London’s cultural diversity.
Why should I attend this event?
During this event, we will:- Explore the rich diversity of gender identities and expressions, and their relevance in the workplace
- Clarify what pronouns are, why they matter, and how to use them respectfully
- Understand the connection between pronouns, gender identity, and psychological safety at work
- Discuss practical scenarios and actions, including how to navigate mistakes with care and accountability
- Provide a supportive space to ask questions, whether you're learning or leading cultural change
Who should attend this event?
All employees.Who is our host?
Dana David, Diversity and Inclusion Lead, Onvero
Dana brings extensive experience in learning and development, training design and delivery, communications, and engagement. Her career spans the private and third sectors, with roles across hospitality, education, and social care.
Before joining Onvero, Dana was a Senior Learning and Development Adviser at Jewish Care. She launched a new employee recognition programme and led equality, diversity and inclusion initiatives through training, events, campaigns, stories, and staff networks.
Originally from Romania, Dana moved to Spain as a teenager and later to the UK to complete an MSc in Tourism and Marketing. She is passionate about social justice and enjoys London’s cultural diversity.Member Content
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