Join your local chapter and learn from an industry insider, Gina Duncan (She, Her, Hers) the Regional Development Leader of Central Florida, for Equality Florida. We will be diving into the following topics: – Gina’s Gender Journey to Authenticity – Foundation Transgender Awareness – Public Policy and Social Equity Issues – Employment and Housing Non Discrimination – Affirming Fair Housing Best Practices This lunch and learn will help you elevate your professional skills while sneaking some networking with leading industry experts. Time to take a stance for fair housing and non discrimination.
FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Gina Duncan; Regional Development Leader Central Florida Gina Duncan was a corporate leader in the Mortgage Banking industry in Florida for over 30 years. She was with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage from 1997 to 2011, and served as their Area Manager of Central Florida, and then promoted to Regional Manager for East Florida, overseeing 26 branches, over 250 employees and a multimillion-dollar budget. Gina has also served in leadership roles with the Human Rights Campaign and the LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce in Central Florida, the PRIDE Chamber. Gina was the first elected transgender President of a major Chamber of Commerce in the United States. Gina Duncan served as the state Director of Equality Florida’s Transgender Inclusion Initiative, TransAction Florida, from 2014 to 2021. She oversaw a statewide movement comprised of a 1,200+ person advocacy network and led by the TransAction Florida Advisory Council, advocating for transgender rights and protections through public policy, advocacy and educational efforts statewide. Gina was chosen as one of the 100 LGBT Movers and Shakers in Florida (2015), has received the Equality Florida Lifetime Achievement Award (2021), Orlando LGBT Center’s Trail Blazer Award (2017), the Diversity Champion’s Award by the Florida Diversity Council (2016), the Debbie Simmons Community Excellence Award at Come Out with Pride in 2018, and the Pride Chamber’s prestigious Community Champion of the Year, 2019. She has been featured on the cover of Orlando Weekly, Watermark and Florida Trend magazines.
