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Leadership at a Crossroads

Topic:
Leadership at a Crossroads
Date:
April 2, 2012 at 3:30 - 4:30 PM ET
Presenters:
Linda Yarick, Executive Coach/Consultant(Human Performance Consulting - www.hpc316.com)
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Description
The leadership presentation is an in depth evidence-based approach, focused on how leaders (informal and formal) can practice and apply effective leadership abilities. The discussion will evolve around the character of leaders; difficulty managing their own emotions, difficulty managing interpersonal relationships, leadership styles, and a learning organization is presented as some major aspects impacting of their leadership effectiveness. The term leadership will be defined so the participants will have a better understanding of leadership development processes, as the participants must engage in a conscientious self-examination about what they know and what they do for leadership development. This approach will allow the participants to stay abreast of the research pertaining to human resources. The presenter will present the following competencies: the future of organizational design, leadership behavior in the future, knowledge sharing, networking in a global context, developing leadership, implication for leadership development, thoughts to ponder and how psychologists can offer help. The presentation approach allows the participants to help fit their needs within the organizational context. The participants will gain an reflect on being a better leader and leadership team, to help the organization become effective at leadership development, and to get out in front of the human resources function and lead the way of leadership development. Questions and discussion with solutions will allow participants to move towards an action plan of change, as the weaving of the topics and its role in a learning organization begins to take shape for the next level of human resources leadership development. process.

This webcast does not qualify for certification credit as it did not meet the minimum requirements necessary.
Who Should Participate
HR Professionals, leaders at all levels of the organization from administrative staff to front line staff
What You Will Learn
Participants will have a higher level awareness; A a clearer understanding of leadership; Finally an opportunity to stimulate their personal and career growth, and a strategic plan of action to develop a leadership development prodess within the organization.
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EFMD Business Magazine http://www.eiconsortium.org/ http://www.infed.org/thinkers/senge.htm
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Human Performance Consulting - www.hpc316.com

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Name Comment Rating
I didn't think the presenter was very engaging and it made the material very boring. 2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Paul Polito Paul Polito
Monroe Staffing Services
not good. disorganized monotonous tone. thought it had potential. worst one of the day. sorry. 1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Tim Welch Tim Welch
IntegriCo
The presenter is boring and lacking in any passion humor or spontenaity. Her slides are boring. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
The speaker did not seem excited about the content - felt like she was reading. 2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Melissa Stevens Melissa Stevens
Capital One
The speaker did not seem to be well organized her slides were not very clear and did not outline the information she was speaking on and her presentation style was not up to par with other presenters I have seen on hr.com. 1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Laurie Samples Laurie Samples
Memorial Hermann
This presentra could have been more lively used more real-life examples. Was a little too monotone. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
"Unfortunately the presenter either read straight from the presentation material or other materials making the flow very ""stiff""." 2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Norma Barrett Norma Barrett
ISP Painting, Inc.
very disappointed in all the speakers that i heard 1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Barbara Barry Barbara Barry
Benefits Consultant
Very interesting presentation. I particularly found interesting the different types of dysfunctional leaders. 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Mary Tinkcom Mary Tinkcom
URS Corporation
While I don't doubt that the presenter has education and information on the topic it seemed rather other that she started off with a history of leadership. Most HR practicioners have deep knowledge of leadership as a discipline topic etc. The presenter also needs to crisp up her speaking skills and ensure that she speaks in a professional and educated manner. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Angie Gerber Angie Gerber
Wipaire, Inc.
While I understand the speaker wasn't feeling the best after 20 minutes I logged off of the webinar. I felt the pace was incredibly slow disjointed and wasn't offering any new information. 1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Ann Ramnarase Ann Ramnarase
Td Bank Financial Group
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Sandra Elvington Sandra Elvington
Oracle Corporation
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Kami Jones Kami Jones
FMI Corporation
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Brigette Clarke Brigette Clarke
Burger King Corporation
5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Peggy Packard Peggy Packard
Rachael Edinger, Attorney at Law
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Kellye Davis Kellye Davis
Innovative Emergency Management, Inc.
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Ana Mukanos Ana Mukanos
Monrovia
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Nicole Gavrel Kotz Nicole Gavrel Kotz
Barclays Capital PLC
5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Roche Herbst Roche Herbst
Human Capital Solutions Inc.
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Salim Barquet Salim Barquet
Mega Empack
5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Sheila Depre Sheila Depre
AT&T Corp.
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Valerie Ritchie Valerie Ritchie
Doubletree San Diego
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Barbara Schultz Barbara Schultz
Cb Richard Ellis Inc
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Sandra Saumweber Sandra Saumweber
Amesbury Group Inc
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Ranell Rosevear Ranell Rosevear
Columbia Distributing
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Bruce Robbins Bruce Robbins
Mitre Corporation The
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Bill Craddock Bill Craddock
Craddock & Associates, Inc.
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Marisa Bash Marisa Bash
Liqui Box Corporation
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Joan Gilbert Joan Gilbert
Wellpoint, Inc.
5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Stephanie Jacobs Stephanie Jacobs
Pacific Retail Services of California, Inc.
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Virginia Ward Virginia Ward
Hammond Electronics, Inc.
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of AYMEE PLASENCIA AYMEE PLASENCIA
BLACKWELL GLOBAL CONSULTING
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Michael Kirkland Michael Kirkland
Denso North America
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Bethany Brannon Bethany Brannon
Providence Support Services, Inc
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Bruce Lane Bruce Lane
Unemployed
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of N McDowell N McDowell
Unemployed
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Katherine Kersgard, SPHR Katherine Kersgard, SPHR
360 Mortgage Group
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Nick Cucunato Nick Cucunato
City of Margate
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
Image of Marlene Conrad Marlene Conrad
Intermountain Power Agency
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Paula Hosking, MS, SPHR Paula Hosking, MS, SPHR
UTi Worldwide Inc.
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Barbara Rash Barbara Rash
Denver Community Credit Union
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Mick Karls Mick Karls
Rocky Mountain Credit Union
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Aileen Fundora, PHR Aileen Fundora, PHR
Community Bank of Flordia
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Donna Winchester Donna Winchester
Merco Credit Union
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Valarie Walters Valarie Walters
National Gas Company Of Trinidad And Tobago
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Taryn  Nenow Taryn Nenow
Management & Training Corporation
1 / 5
Bad Presentation
Image of Elin  Dowd Elin Dowd
Zhejiang Senhe Seed Company
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of HEUNG-LAM YAU HEUNG-LAM YAU
Unemployed
2 / 5
Poor Presentation
Image of Laura Miraz, SPHR Laura Miraz, SPHR
American Baptist Home Mission Societies
3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Bob De Robertis Bob De Robertis
City of Margate
3 / 5
Good Presentation
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