Leadership Essentials: Changing Hearts to Change the Workplace

NEW DATE: 2nd Thursday of the month
Thursday, April 8, 2010
12 noon–1:30 pm

NEW LOCATION:
Levine Museum of the New South
200 E. Seventh Street, Charlotte, NC  28202*

Today’s work place is full change, uncertainty, and chaos. It is requiring people to do more with less and maximizing the skill sets of everyone. With that thought in mind, it is critical that progressive organizations understand they must have leaders at every level of the business. Associations and organizations must be willing to invest in developing their people potential because it is going to require teamwork to grow and thrive, not just survive during these challenging times.

What are the things currently in place that allow your employees' leadership skills to blossom? Are employees empowered to make decisions or is micro-management the recognized practice? What are the skill sets that make great leaders? What are your blind spots and biases that impact how you lead? How do you go about developing leaders at every level of the organization? What are the levels of leadership? What is your leadership style?

This interactive workshop will address key strategies and principles that will help you develop more of your leadership skills while helping others to develop their skills also.

About the speaker:

Nancy J. Lewis, MS, PHR, RCC

Nancy is a leading motivational/inspirational speaker, trainer, business coach, and author. She is the president of Progressive Techniques, Inc. based in Fayetteville, Georgia where the theme of her organization is "Developing a Better YOU!" She earned a M.S. degree from Georgia State University in Urban and Public Affairs with a concentration in Human Resources. She is a business professional with 20 years experience in training. Nancy works with organizations that want to grow their people and with people who want more impact in their lives and careers.

Lunch is provided so please RSVP to admin@c-dcc.org by April 5, 2010.

Make your reservations now to join the Diversity Council of the Carolinas for this exciting and relevant program!

*Two hours of free parking are included with the luncheon. Attendees/members should use the 7th Street Garage, adjacent to the Levine Museum. Bring their parking ticket to the Museum’s visitor reception desk where it will be validated.