Presented by Presented by Heidi Brooks, Ph.D. Senior Lecturer in Organizational Behavior at Yale School of Management and Founder and Principal of Everyday Leadership Group
An interactive session that will invite you to expand your current understanding of what constitutes leadership, learning and effectiveness. We will discuss the importance of everyday junctures that invite us to step into the best versions of ourselves and our leadership impact. Together, we will lean into our collective wisdom around how we can best align our leadership intentions with our micro-moments of impact. We will also discuss the importance of uncovering the “why of learning” - that is, the naming of personal values and aspirations for impact. And we won’t stop at the individual level; we will also examine the interpersonal dynamics of effectiveness, recognizing that “it takes two (or more!) to truly know one”. We will explore the role and importance of learning communities in the work of getting better at getting better, and hopefully experience the richness of such a community while in session together. Participants will leave this session with:
Bio
Heidi Brooks teaches and advises on the subject of everyday leadership: the everyday micro-moments of impact that shape our lived experiences. Creating more courageous communities—especially within organizations—is a particular passion of hers. Heidi specializes in large-scale culture change projects focused on individual and collective leadership effectiveness in organizations. Interpersonal Dynamics, the MBA elective she has taught for 15 years, is one of the courses most in demand at Yale School of Management. Recently, Heidi pioneered the Everyday Leadership course at SOM, where she first taught the Principles of Everyday Leadership. She has also taught Emotional Intelligence, Power & Politics, Managing Teams and Groups, and Coaching Skills for Managers. Heidi received her doctorate in psychology from the University of California at Berkeley and a bachelor’s degree from Brown University. A life-long experiential learner, you can find her as a student in classrooms as far-ranging as improvisational theater and immersion language lessons.
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