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Level Up Your Component Leadership Training

Association Now Leadership

From speaking with them, the component team got a sense of the topics that attendees wanted to learn about and the different needs of each chapter. Given components’ different needs, CEC began offering introductory and advanced breakout sessions for topics like board operations, communications, marketing, and membership.

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Why Your One on One Needs a Meeting Agenda (and How to Make Them Great)

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And yet, many managers struggle with one on ones and don't know what to do to fix them. Sometimes fixing your one on ones is as simple as asking some fresh questions , or making sure you have a foundation of trust and rapport before you talk about heavier topics. You'll reduce turnover : People leave managers , not companies.

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Building Rapport: The First Step to Being a Great Manager

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It may seem like a simple thing you can put off, but building rapport with team members is key to so much you do as a manager. Empathy is important not only for managing your team, but for when you need to manage up, as well. However, feedback can be a sensitive subject. Here are 3 ways to develop it.

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12 types of knowledge: definitions and examples

Walk Me

Therefore, understanding and managing this knowledge is crucial for your organization’s success. But, before developing an effective knowledge management strategy, you must explore the various knowledge types in the workplace. In a workplace, explicit knowledge sharing is often crucial in knowledge management.

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Making Ideas Accessible | Keith Goode

Peter Winick

How AI models can assist managers in making better decisions. AI is a hot topic right now, but many don’t fully understand the ramifications. And that could be a very broad subject or very broad topic. Then if I’m a manager or leader and go, I don’t want to lose this person. What do I do?

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Threading the Needle of Thought Leadership | Nora DePalma

Peter Winick

Shaping the conversation of topics that are not universally agreed on. Topics like climate change can be a hot button issue in discussions. So how can you deliver thought leadership on controversial topics without disengaging various portions of your audience? Let’s begin. Welcome to the show, Nora. Right, Right.

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Decision by Committee? Ask for a Show of Hands

UVA Darden

Ask for a Show of Hands burtonc Wed, 03/13/2024 - 12:13 12 March 2024 Leadership & Management Operations & Technology Modern Global Leadership Business & Public Policy Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Aine Doris The benefits of diversity in decision-making are well-documented. Decision by Committee?

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