| Event Start Date: April 20, 2024 | Event End Date: April 20, 2024 | Event Venue: |
About this event
When it comes to the art of management, everyone has their own unique style. From peers and supervisors to other teams, this course will help you expand your management skills cross-functionally and inspire results throughout your entire organization.
In our careers, we will need to manage a lot of stakeholders to reach our goals as individuals, and also our team goals. In this session, participants will actively learn about:
- Being more authentic to get better results with the team, your supervisor and your peers
- Understanding executive presence and how to bring the best versions of yourself forward
- The value of listening to others and knowing how you can help them, before you ask them to help you
- Moving people who do not report to you, to action.
*A certificate of completion will be provided to attendees.
**Please note that this is a virtual presentation. The link will be provided to registrants via email in advance of the event date.
Each company may register up to 5 employees.
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We are sold out for the 8/25 class! If you’d like to get on the wait list, please contact Kaylin Berg, kaylin@1871.com
Refunds:
All registrations to 1871 events are final and non-refundable. Refunds will only be offered if the event is cancelled. Registrations are transferable to another qualified guest. Please contact kaylin@1871.com to request such a transfer.
Recording:
By registering for this program, you agree to be recorded for future reference/distribution.
Featuring
Meet the Speaker:
Kirsten Ramos – President, Elevate Performance Solutions, Inc. For over 13 years, Kirsten Ramos has motivated individuals to look within themselves to work more effectively with others. Kirsten starts all client relationships by getting to know the behaviors of employees and the culture of the organization, through the training requestors’ eyes. After the initial needs assessment, Kirsten builds customized learning courses that uncover the “why” for learning. This helps participants understand the need to take time away from their daily job responsibilities to attend training. She also believes that training doesn’t have to take up an entire day, to be successful. As an engaging facilitator, Kirsten has an easy-going, yet polished, style that clients appreciate. Many former participants have shared they didn’t want to attend a “training session,” but walked away with skills they could implement the next day.
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