Leadercamps

In this Leadercamp, Professor Jonathan Reichental, a prominent Silicon Valley executive and educator, will offer practical, hands-on guidance on how to fully utilize ChatGPT, Google Bard, and Bing Chat. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn powerful techniques and try them out in real-time during the session. Professor Reichental will also provide a wide range of prompt engineering tips to inspire ideas that can be applied immediately to your work. Don't miss out on this highly practical session that will equip you with valuable new skills.

Everyone has something they want to change. But change is hard. We push and push, but often nothing happens. Could there be a better way?

In this Leadercamp, Wharton School professor and bestselling author Jonah Berger introduces a revolutionary approach to change. Successful change isn’t about pushing harder or exerting more energy. It’s about removing barriers. Overcoming resistance by reducing friction and lowering the hurdles to action. Discover the five hidden factors that impede change, and how by mitigating them, you can change anything.

Your ability to create meaningful and lasting relationships directly impacts your personal success from hiring, to being a trustworthy leader, to shaping the organizational culture.

In this first part of a four-part series on Connected Leadership, Michelle Tillis Lederman executive coach, people expert, and CEO, will touch upon the highlights of how you can become an authentic and trusted leader who enables trust to be created and maintained throughout the team and organization. As a Connected Leader you will grow your role, build loyalty, and expand your influence throughout your organization

There are several key areas that great leaders focus on to ensure they communicate the vision, motivate and manage their people, and get the job done right.

This leadercamp focuses on three related topics. First, we’ll talk about an effective method of delegating tasks that takes into account the ability of the delegatee and their motivation level. Second, we’ll explore how to analyze your tasks and set priorities. Of course things are always changing, so we’ll talk about how do you deal with shifting priorities. Lastly, we’ll explore time management tricks and tips to help you manage your time and reduce your stress level.

As we manage the pace of work and life today we need tools to access the most powerful and productive part of our brains. And, we need help slowing down the negative thinking that gets in our way.

Certified PQ coach and current Skillsoft coach Liz Tracy provides practical tactics you can immediately use to see better results in all aspects of your life.

We know that it’s important to build our physical fitness, our doctors tell us that, our friends and family tell us that. We likely have gym memberships to help us build our physical muscle. In this Leadercamp, you’ll learn about mental fitness, our three core mental muscles and the role they play in helping us thrive.

Trust is crucial to working most productively as a team. Without trust, people are reluctant to share ideas, resources, or to collaborate with each other. But how do you build that trust? One way is to have open lines of communication to give people feedback and receive feedback yourself. That feedback can help you and your team develop new skills, communicate better, and achieve more together.

Learning to overcome your discomfort and being able to give and receive feedback effectively is a great way to build trust and grow your own and your team's skills.

For many, the very word “control” feels uncomfortable, carrying the relics of old-school leadership from ages past. Yet the attempts to control others remain even today, so we have to be focused on how we view the term.

The only person we can control 100% is ourselves, and the realization that it is down to us to manage ourselves first is quite a challenge to many. This kind and appreciative awareness can add to your capability to be your best for yourself, and to be the best you can be for your people too. Being kind to yourself is the first priority to be an outstanding leader and for you to feel great at the same time.

The road to leadership can be rocky—changing customer demands, generative AI disruption, and new workplace rules can cause careers to careen.

What are the new road rules to earning a seat in the C-Suite?

In this Leadercamp, CMO Executive Coach and Marketing Growth Leaders.com Founder, Lisa Nirell shows you the essential “on-ramp” to career confidence and growth. Derived from insights she’s gathered from over 1,800 CMOs and CEOs, Nirell will share the daily habits of top market leaders.

It doesn’t matter where you are in your career stage.

Today, business leaders understand the importance of People and Culture. All progressive organizations accept that People and Culture play a big role in organization success. At the core of creating a right culture is the leadership philosophy that the organization embraces. While there are many “People friendly" leadership philosophies out there, there is only one leadership philosophy that balances beautifully between results and relationship by truly being “People centered.” This philosophy is Servant Leadership.

There is a lot of literature on Servant Leadership. Most of the body of knowledge on Servant Leadership talks about what Servant Leadership is. Even when we understand the concept and might even like it, we are at a loss when it comes to actually implementing it at our workplace. This Leadercamp shifts the focus from the “what” of Servant Leadership to the “how.”

We live in a global world with diverse personalities and need to work together to get results. But when we all think and work differently, it can cause frustration. Recognizing our differences can reduce friction and increase interpersonal effectiveness.

It starts with you! Understanding how you prefer to communicate impacts how you lead, solve problems, make decisions, form relationships, collaborate, provide feedback, motivate and of course, influence. Learn the different communication styles and how to flex your style to increase collaboration, influence and strengthen relationships.

By developing your communication skills and becoming a Connected Leader, you will be able to expand your influence, build loyalty, and advance your role within your organization.

Leadership is a very broad topic, so how do you know how to be the most effective leader? There are several key areas that great leaders focus on to ensure they communicate the vision, motivate and manage their people, and get the job done right.

You cannot motivate someone. People choose whether or not they want to be motivated to do something. But you can certainly demotivate people. We’ll talk about what people need to be motivated so you can create a motivating environment for your staff. Also, we’ll talk about how motivation is situational and how you can develop a plan to work with employees on their motivation.

In this fifth and final Leadercamp in the Active Leadership series, PMP and Managing Partner at Lemmex Williams Training, Merri Lemmex will touch on the highlights of being a great leader.

Back in 2018, HRCI unveiled updates to the PHR® and SPHR® exams and since then, so much has changed in the way we manage people and work.

HRCI® created the HR Body of Knowledge™ (BoK™) as a comprehensive framework of benchmark HR practices to help HR professionals align the critical organizational and HR competences to meet the ever-changing demands of the HR profession. This is also the foundation for HRCI®’s certification exams which are developed through a systematic, practice analysis study and communicated through Exam Content Outlines (ECO).

The 2024 PHR® and SPHR® exams will incorporate many of the changes including: the acceleration in systems and software; ChatGPT and generative AI; increased emphasis on DEI; new laws on family and medical leave, pay equity and transparency, and pregnant workers’ rights; non-compete clauses, and much more.

How we decide to commit our time is 100% a choice. Yet the changes we need to make can prove challenging at first. How we use kindness to make the difference is where we spend our time as leaders most effectively.

In this second in a series of four Leadercamps, ICF-accredited coach and trainer Martin Haworth guides you on a journey to creating more time to lead. You’ll discover how to be Kinder to yourself, with plenty of time to be the leader even you would follow! And kinder to your people as you have space to support and develop them in a nurturing and enjoyable culture. You’ll learn some simple insights and tweaks to your current skills to give you all the time you need at work—and still get home in time for dinner!

Leadership is about getting results with and through other people. In order to help your team members continue to stretch, grow and achieve, they need coaching, support and feedback. Coaching enhances your ability to guide and develop individual team members and cultivates a culture of continuous improvement. By understanding your team's unique strengths and development needs you can tailor your leadership approach to maximize their potential. Moreover, coaching fosters increased employee engagement and satisfaction, leading to higher retention, engagement, and morale.

This program focuses on listening and questioning in different ways to enable action oriented, collaborative conversations. A distinctive feedback model is taught that supports intentional listening in everyday coaching conversations so that you can engage your employees to get the best performance possible.

Whether you are a project manager managing projects, a team member on a project, or just wanting to know how projects are run, this Leadercamp will provide you with the highlights of planning and executing projects in a nutshell. Project Management has many different varieties – traditional waterfall, Agile, and hybrid process combining the two. This Leadercamp will explore all of these.

To ensure project success, great project managers set expectations and get agreement first. There are a number of things that must be put in place to ensure project success, and they form the project charter: a living document used throughout the project. Participants will learn about the basics of project management and requirements gathering to determine project scope, and stakeholder identification and analysis to enable understanding the players and managing their expectations. The resulting project charter will form an agreement between the project team and the sponsor/client to achieve project success.

In this first Leadercamp of a four-part series on Project Management, PMP and Managing Partner at Lemmex Williams Training, Merri Lemmex will highlight some aspects of successfully launching a project.