LEADERSHIP SURVIVAL SKILLS
The Harvard Kennedy School has long stressed the importance of leadership in organizations, government, and business.
Regardless of the leadership framework, theory, or practice one might embrace, continuing to explore leadership styles and capacity is critical in becoming effective and balanced in our approach to those with whom we interact.
This Harvard Kennedy School New England Alumni Association program focuses on the development of the skills and strategies needed for addressing leadership challenges.
This program, Leadership Survival Skills, is offered to all interested alumni and friends of the Harvard Kennedy School.
Workshop XLV: Personal Leadership - Leading from the Inside Out
Location: Your computer, tablet, or other web-enabled device
Date and Time: September 17, 2024 from 7 to 8:30PM EST
One of the biggest challenges leaders face is with their capacity to lead themselves while leading others.
Specifically, leaders must consistently strive to be cognizant of their habitual behaviors and aware of their judgments, emotions, and body sensations to avoid operating on 'auto-pilot'.
Personal Leadership (PL) is a framework of two principles and six practices.
It offers workshop participants a step-by-step process for managing their own reactivity and cultivating the ability to discern "right action" in situations of change, conflict, or crisis.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
Explore the practices and principles of Personal Leadership
Develop a personal vision statement for judicious, impactful leading.
Discuss avenues for applying the PL framework to leadership challenges.
ABOUT OUR SPEAKER: Rita Wuebbeler
RITA WUEBBELER is President and Founder of INTERGLOBE Cross-Cultural Business Services, Inc., an international training and consulting firm based in Atlanta, GA.
She brings expertise as a Leadership Development Consultant, Diversity and Inclusion Facilitator, Executive Coach, and Mindfulness Instructor.
She began her corporate consulting career assisting small- and medium-sized German companies getting started in the U.S. and helped set up 10+ subsidiaries across the Southern U.S.
Rita coaches leaders on becoming more skillful at leading themselves and influencing others.
She conducts leadership development programs, facilitates diversity and inclusion workshops, and offers Mindfulness-at-Work programsto help participants manage stress and improve their performance.
Rita has been consulting with individuals, groups, and teams across multiple industry sectors. She holds a Masters Degree in Applied Linguistics from Mainz University, Germany.
She is a Certified Integral Coach and holds a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) credential. She is a Senior Facilitator for Personal Leadership Seminars and a Qualified Administrator for the Intercultural Development Inventor (IDI). She is also a Certified Administrator of the Leadership Circle Profile and DISC Profile.
Rita is a native German with dual U.S.-German citizenship. She spent the first two-and-a-half decades of her life in Europe before moving to Atlanta - which she now calls home. In addition to English and German, she is fluent in Spanish and has a working knowledge in French. Rita is an avid soccer fan and hobby cyclist participating in long-distance charity rides for AIDS vaccine research and HIV/AIDS prevention and education.
Come join us!!!
WHERE: Your computer, tablet, or other web-enabled device.
WHEN: Tuesday, September 17th, from 7:00 to 8:30 PM.
The workshop fee is $15.
If you have any questions, contact Karen Kingsbury at karen_kingsbury@icloud.com or call her at 617 872 4553
Class size is currently limited to 35 participants.