GROUP EVENT OFFERINGS • INDIVIDUAL COACHING SERVICES
Today’s problems require leaders who have a strong, yet flexible support team who can quickly adapt to unforeseen challenges and learn new skills. Is it really possible to build a disciplined, trained, and committed team in a few short months?
It is, if you’re willing to explore an entirely new solution. A Community of Practice will empower your team to…
- build a community that develops its own capacity to co-construct,
- lead the work together, and
- learn to steward the development of their own knowledge and practices.
Would you like to learn more about how a Community of Practice can transform your approach to leadership?
GROUP TRAINING
A.B.See.D. - GROUNDING YOURSELF IN PURPOSE
A Customized Training Program for Executives and Leadership Teams
This training is specifically designed to help you maximize your most precious resource — the relationship you have with your team!
Perhaps you’ve tried to convince yourself that frenetic leadership is “just part of the work”. It doesn’t have to be. In fact, what’s truly urgent and important is easier to distinguish when you are…
- crystal clear on your purpose,
- communicate it clearly,
- reinforce it regularly,
- and remain consistently committed to it.
During this training, you and your team will gain clarity on your joint purpose. Then you’ll be introduced to an action-oriented model of activities and ways of communicating that drive your goals, specific tools to support your workflow, and built-in accountability.
For more detailed information, anticipated results and an event outline, please contact me.
Dr. Louise Santiago is the founder of the Center for Learning Leaders – where we believe that leadership requires intentional development. She is an experienced school leader and executive leadership coach. Her background includes public, private, and charter schools as well as non-profits. As an award-winning leader, Louise’s work was the subject of several research studies.
Santiago’s own research focuses on social learning theory: her dissertation on support groups as a positive intervention for Latino males at risk of not graduating high school; and her current work with Communities of Practice, a leadership and learning model for learning leaders. She is currently the Program Chair for Educational Leadership at Touro University California.
