This complimentary event is brought to you by The Fox School of Business and The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
What can one person do to influence a team to be really high performing?
How can the differences among the team members be used to benefit the team and not make it harder to "get the job done"?
We will explore what a leader, member or manager can do differently to have a team produce great results.
With the use of team assessment tools we will explore how members and leaders can move the team when needed and optimize their own contribution as well as others.
When you register, you will be given the opportunity to take a complimentary online assessment tool that will assess your own natural behaviors and how you adapt these behaviors in the workplace. The 20+ page personal report will provide tips on communication, motivation, and areas of improvement. When we convene as a group, we will discuss how your results may impact the group.
Though brief, the outcome of our time together will be to help participants leave with ideas of what can be done differently to move the teams they lead or are members of to be higher performing.
Speakers:
Moss A. Jackson
President, Corporate Initiatives
A Clinical Psychologist who specializes in the areas of Leadership and High Team Performance, has been practicing in this field since 1972. In 1976 he co-developed the Center for Psychological Services in Ardmore, PA. During the first ten years, his work focused in the areas of family therapy, family business, and conflict resolution.
In 1986 Jackson created Corporate Initiatives, a consulting company that worked with business owners. Between 1986-1996, he broadened his perspective into the areas of high performance at both the Leadership and Team levels. This work has focused on leadership, the power of partnership, teambuilding, high performance in business, effective communication and project management. For the last seven years, he has been asked to lead strategic planning retreats, train managers in high impact communication and conflict resolution skills, and to facilitate organization change brought on by changes in leadership, mergers and acquisitions.
Jackson is a skilled presenter at both the local and national levels. He is a "hands on" facilitator, speaker and workshop leader. He is an executive coach for many leaders in the Delaware Valley region. He is currently focusing on building powerful and effective organizational cultures through the discipline of selecting the right people for the job and developing them into loyal and productive employees once they are hired as salespeople, managers, or executives.
Ken Lichtenstein
Chief Operating Officer, Corporate Initiatives
Ken Lichtenstein has worked for 25 years in the area of people development. He is experienced in effectively developing leaders, teams, and organizational units. He has coached individual contributors, managers and executives. Ken has delivered these services working in and consulting to well known companies (e.g., General Electric, Allstate Insurance) as well as smaller organizations, in a multitude of industries (e.g., Financial services, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, chemical, retail). Ken also was closely involved in some of the GE’s cultural changes that have become a standard in U.S. business. He did that in his management capacity at GE’s corporate management institute and in a number of operating business positions.
Ken has successfully assisted companies from broadly changing their cultures, increasing team effectiveness, to coaching individuals to improve their work performance. He understands the challenges of business from the inside, having spent most of his career living day to day with critical business challenges. He has also gained a valuable marketplace perspective from consulting to multiple businesses.
Ken has earned an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, an MSS in Clinical Social Work from Bryn Mawr College, and an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Drexel University, all in the greater Philadelphia area. Ken has also completed advanced coursework in Organizational Development and Human Resources at New York’s Columbia University, and has been a senior member in a national entrepreneurial/leadership community for 14 years, called AJInet. Community members fly from around the world to San Francisco to participate in the quarterly development conferences.
Ken has a unique blend of academic credentials, and 25 years of experience, that enable him to do very effective work, drawing equally from the world of business and of behavioral sciences.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
6th & Arch Streets
Philadelphia
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