Webinars About Leadership, Organizational Culture, And Workplace Experience Trends
The Future of Professional Development
Skills Development That Will Help Workplaces and People Succeed Through a Roller Coaster 2020
Upskilling, training, and re-skilling have all become vital areas of emphasis for companies, as innovation and volatility disrupt industries at an increasing rate. The ability to be agile and adaptable quickly, and at scale, was becoming crucial even before the disruption of COVID-19.
As disruption and uncertainty persist, people and companies must focus on developing “soft skills” that are more conducive to the future of work:
From a career advancement perspective for individual professionals, this means being more adaptable across new evolving job functions and industry demands.
From an organizational talent and cultural perspective, this means providing resources and building a culture that elevates all aspects of our workforce to contribute to future company innovation and success.
Discussing what these skills look like and how to go about developing them within our workforce and ourselves will be vital to surviving the current times and thriving in future times.
See The RecordingNavigating Uncertain Times
Inclusion in Virtual Workplaces Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
Recent events have rapidly accelerated the growing trends of an increasingly virtual workplace. Being able to navigate and adapt to the nuanced differences of working in a virtual workplace is key to ensuring productivity and business continue to proceed as normally as possible. Through inclusive leadership and behavioral tactics, there is no better way to bridge the transition we are all experiencing as we move toward a virtual workplace setting.
SO LET'S TALK ABOUT IT:
- What will be some of the biggest adjustments to overcome
- How do they threaten 'business as usual'
- What are some tactics to better navigating a virtual workplace
- What is the longterm opportunity beyond our current chapter
We look forward to sharing our thoughts and insights while fielding your questions.
Co-hosted with best-selling author, Chester Elton
Unlocking Happier Workplaces
Happy teams are also objectively healthier. According to WebMD, upwards of 90% of doctors’ visits can be attributed to some form of negative stress in a patient’s life. It is also estimated that upwards of $576B are lost every year by US employers to workforce illness. All of this even though, on average, companies spend around $750 per employee on employee wellness initiatives. For these reasons and more it is fair to say that workplace engagement and happiness begin with an inclusive workplace culture.
See The RecordingLeadership Development
Leadership Development to Embed a Culture of Inclusion
You know that inclusive leadership is important for becoming and remaining an employer of choice. But how do you know if you are inclusive, and what can you do to help other leaders see the benefit? Check out part three in our Hacking D&I webinar series with Denise Hummel, the world’s leader in diversity and inclusion.
In this complimentary webinar, you will learn:
- Some surprising ways inclusive leadership transforms cultures
- The 5 critical inclusion opportunities every leader experiences
- Practical tips for being inclusive in these 5 critical areas
- Three ways to help activate inclusive leadership on a company-wide scale