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2013 April Webinar - Embodied Leaders: Dealing with Pressure with ROBIN ATHEY
We all know what it’s like to embody leadership. We feel calm and centered, even when things are whirling. At the same time, we feel energized. We know the next step. Complex situations become clear. There’s an ease. Great things happen with little effort. We create rather than react.
When the heat turns up, however, we can lose our capacity to respond skillfully. We may say things we regret, make poor decisions, push others too hard or become submissive. Our minds typically understand what to do, yet we are not able to do what we understand. Moreover, over 70% of communication is non-verbal. Our mouths may say one thing while our bodies tell a different story.
This seminar will offer you simple exercises to:
- Detect some of your patterns under pressure
- Improve your effectiveness and decision making
- Manage stress and conflict with greater ease and skill
- Expand your presence, confidence and compassion
Robin Athey is President of Integral Growth, an international advisory firm committed to advancing the practices of leadership development, innovation and large scale change. For 9 years, she led Deloitte’s global research on the human aspects of organizational performance. Prior to Deloitte, Robin was VP Production at Cole-Haan, a subsidiary of Nike, and a manager and consultant with Kurt Salmon Associates. She has been a fellow at Harvard University and presented at major conferences on three continents. Her work has been published at the World Economic Forum and in major media such as The Economist, ABC World News, The Times, Investors’ Business Daily, and The Globe and Mail. Robin has worked in 28 countries and holds a B.S. in Engineering from the University of Florida and an M.A. in International Economic Policy from Columbia University.
40% Discount for PBWC Members
Category:Skill Building SeriesTitle:Embodied Leadership: Dealing with PressureDate/Time:Tuesday, April 09, 2013 10am Pacific TimePresenter:Robin Athey