Recognizing our judgmental tendencies is the very first step towards understanding and softening them. We all know.  that prejudice is a premature judgment, yet do we really practice this wise perspective in our daily lives? In this everchanging and turbulent time, being flexible and open, not carrying any strong or stubborn ideas, will help us to stay balanced and focused on not only our individual well-being, but also for everyone’s well-being. Let’s remember our childhood’s curious mindset and rediscover genuine, flexible and adaptive skills we all possess. Please join us to discuss how to communicate without prejudice.

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​*** ​John G. Shulman is an experienced attorney, negotiator and public speaker skilled in the art and science of interest-based negotiation. With an A.B. in English from Harvard College and a J.D. from Harvard Law School, Mr. Shulman trained with leaders in the negotiation field. Mr. Shulman has worked with the Harvard Program on Negotiation addressing conflict in the Middle East over Gaza and the West Bank.

​*** ​Ceynur Nak has 25+ years’ experience as a global professional in multinational businesses. Serving in 37 countries, Ceynur has played key roles in senior management positions covering sales, marketing, talent and capability development. She has worked at Colgate-Palmolive Company, Coca-Cola İcecek, and 3M Company. Based at the Global Headquarters of both Colgate-Palmolive and 3M in the US, she coordinated global initiatives.