Fees/Admission

January 8, 2025: Leadership Styles & Intention

Setting the stage for the leadership that needs to emerge from you right now. Gauging where you are in your leadership journey and setting the intention of where you want to be in the future. Exploring the different styes of leadership and how they impact teams and organizations.

February 12, 2025: Motivating Self & Others

Learning the components that lead to people working from their most fulfilled and productive selves.

Understanding and utilizing the power of different personality types and individual values as core drivers for self and others. Identifying and managing the negative self-talk that often affects the impact people have on each other and interferes with the amazing work we want to move forward in the world.

March 12, 2005 Pulling vs Pushing Conversations

Creating self-driven, productive and accountable team members you can delegate to by utilizing objectivity and empowering opportunities through pulling conversations. Putting to practice incorporating the skills of pulling conversations including levels of listening, powerful questions and holding accountability.

April 9, 2025 Creating Inclusive Environments

Setting the stage for safety, individuality and authentic openness on your team and within your organization through empathy mapping, relationship building and relationship realignment.

May 14, 2025 Managing Change

Guiding self and others through the emotional transitions of change. Planning and reinforcing change by implementing a model that thoughtfully approaches organizational change.

June 11, 2025 Maximizing Your Impact & Graduation

Bringing together the leadership concepts covered in prior meetings and determining where to set leadership intentions for the future. Graduation (4-5 pm) to follow. Key sponsors, facilitators, and chamber leadership celebrate the cohort.

Program Fee and Registration

• $2,900 per participant (Members)
• $3,500 per participant (Non-Members)

10% discount for organizations sending more than one participant