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Franklin Covey - Leadership Series Lunch & Learn Session 1 of 3 - Understanding the Speed of Trust
Leadership for Change
A Post Covid World: Collaboration, Diversity and Agility
Join us for a series where key leadership concepts supporting a leader’s effectiveness in a post-Covid world will be explored.
Over the last 18 months, every organization globally has experienced tremendous financial, social, technological and organizational disruption. Leaders of both public and private sectors entities have had to employ various responses to the challenges that emanated as a result of the pandemic. Locally, leaders within the Government, private businesses and the third sector must make the same transition, navigating paths into an uncertain future coupled with new modalities of operating.
“There are three constants in life - change, choice and principles.” -Stephen R, Covey
As things continually change, leaders will be challenged to align their choices with principles of effectiveness.
Let’s connect and explore key leadership concepts associated with collaboration, diversity, inclusion and agility - anchored in trust, execution and engagement.
The Three Areas of Exploration will include:- Understanding the Speed of Trust
July 2 - Bridging the Gap Between Strategy and Execution
July 9 - Developing a Culture of Inclusion
July 16
The sessions are designed for those in a leadership position who are seeking solutions to cultural and performance issues in this challenging environment, and would be applicable to the business, government and non-profit settings.
FranklinCovey is a global leader in helping organisations achieve results that require lasting change - in the areas of leadership, trust, productivity, and business execution. FranklinCovey's expanding reach now extends to more than 150 countries, including Bermuda.
Richard James, leadership consultant, Franklin Covey Bermuda has a depth of knowledge and experience with applying FranklinCovey priciples to organisational issues and has been invited to deliver FranklinCovey workshops in the Cayman, the Bahamas and Jamaica.
Martha Kirkland, founder and director of FranklinCovey Bermuda, has worked with a wide range of organisations from the business, government and non-profit sectors with the empowering principles embodied in FranklinCovey content.
“We Enable Greatness in People and Organizations Everywhere”
Franklin Covey - Leadership Series L...Date and Time
Friday Jul 2, 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ADTFriday, July 2nd, 2021
Location
Via Zoom
Fees/Admission
$25.00 for members
$50.00 for non membersTell a Friend
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