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Mika Cross

Workplace Transformation Strategist and Futurist #RemoteWorkPositive

Mika J. Cross is a distinguished workplace expert and innovator with an extensive background in public service and the United States Army, spanning over 20 years.

As a renowned thought leader in transformational workplace practices, Mika specializes in various interdisciplinary areas such as remote work, culture change, strategic communications, knowledge management, and diversity and inclusion.

Her professional journey includes pivotal roles such as Vice Chair of Governance and Innovation at the Senior Executives Association and serving as a Federal Workplace Expert, notably contributing to the 'Workforce of 2020' strategy session.

Mika's contributions have been recognized through numerous accolades, including USDA's listing on the Forbes 500 Best American Workplace rankings.

She has a robust educational background with studies at Gould Academy, Georgia Southern University, and the University of Louisville, focusing on Public Administration and Communication.

With a wealth of experience across esteemed organizations like the U.S. Federal Government, FlexJobs, Strategy@Work, LLC, and various federal agencies, Mika excels in areas such as workplace transformation, employee engagement, strategic communications, and organizational change management.

Highlights

Feb 25 · linkedin

“These headstones will not erase history, or right the wrongs of the past, but they will ensure that future generations can understand that history and remember their names,”…..

In 2023, the Army reviewed the cases and determined that the widespread racism and tension between the all-white Houston police department and Black civilians and soldiers which triggered the riot pervaded the trials. In November, the Army announced it would correct the military records of the 95 Black soldiers and set up a mechanism to deliver benefits to their descendants through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Cultural awareness and an understanding of historical facts is key if we are ever to effectuate change that will stick.

In honor of #blackhistorymonth I urge you to read and share with others.

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Washington DC-Baltimore Area