Dr. Gary Namie – Navigating Workplace Bullying: Finding Resilence and Feeling Joy Even in Crisis

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Widely regarded as North America’s foremost authority on Workplace Bullying; Social psychologist, movement pioneer, consultant, researcher, educator; Director & Co-Founder, Workplace Bullying Institute, established 1997; Co-author, The Bully-Free Workplace (Wiley) and The Bully At Work (Sourcebooks); Former professor of management and psychology, 21 year award-winning career; Former director of organizational development in multi-facility healthcare systems; Author of five national scientific U.S. Workplace Bullying Surveys; Expert witness in court & arbitration cases.

There’s no way you invited it. Was there ever a workday where you awoke and said “Today I need a good dose of humiliation?”

The Founder of the Workplace Bullying Institute Speaks Out

Talking Points

Is your loyalty, dedication, popularity and productivity being a team player making you more vulnerable to bullying?
Does your organization support bullying by allowing harmful bullying behavior cultures to thrive?
Is your HR Department acting as an enabler rather than an antidote to workplace bullying?
Signs that attitudes toward workplace bullying are shifting – particularly with younger generations

Navigating Workplace Bullying: Finding Resilence and Feeling Joy Even in Crisis

Publishing in 2025

Publishing in 2025, Andy Regal’s book explores his challenging workplace bullying experiences as an accomplished TV executive. Sharing personal and collected experiences, this impactful, engaging, behind the scenes narrative, aims to raise awareness, promote change and foster healthier workplaces.

Meet Your Host: Andy Regal

As the host of our summit, Andy Regal is not just an experienced media executive but also a keynote speaker and soon-to-be-published author of “I Thought It Would Be Different”: Workplace Bullying in the Dynamic World of the Newsroom.

With a career spanning major roles at Court TV, CNBC, MSNBC, and as the Global Head of Video at The Wall Street Journal, Andy has earned accolades like the Loeb Award and Emmy nominations. However, his journey through workplace bullying profoundly shaped his advocacy for healthier work environments, inspiring his dedication to change and resilience.