ATD Dallas Workshop Opportunity
Trust – Secret Elements to Success
July 18, 2024 / 12:00pm – 1:30pm
Facilitator: Ellen Bailey,
Vice President, Business and Culture Transformation, Harvard Business Publishing
Note: This webinar involves a two-step registration process. First by registering on this website and the second on Zoom. See additional details below.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
Peter Drucker once said, “Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast” and Trust is the secret sauce to culture. When you enhance trust within your organization, everyone benefits. Employees feel psychologically safe, allowing them to perform at their best. This leads to improved team collaboration and innovation, ultimately resulting in better overall organizational performance.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Understand the Link Between Trusting Culture and Business Results: Gain insight into how a culture of trust impacts business performance and outcomes.
- Identify Key Components of Trusting Relationships: Learn about the essential elements that foster trust in business relationships.
- Assess Personal Trustworthiness: Recognize your strengths and areas for improvement in being a trustworthy individual.
- Master the Cycle of Building and Rebuilding Trust: Learn strategies for establishing and restoring trust, acknowledging that it is a continuous process.
- Apply Trust Principles to Your Team: Gain practical skills to immediately implement trust-building practices within your team.
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
During her tenure with Harvard Business Publishing, Ellen Bailey has occupied various roles and currently holds the position of Vice President of Business and Culture Transformation. Ellen spearheaded the development and implementation of the inaugural Diversity & Inclusion strategy, setting the vision and goals for the organization. She continues to propel employee engagement and drive business outcomes by acting as a catalyst for discovering, cultivating, and delivering optimal practices and resources to foster an inclusive culture. Ellen's commitment to leadership extends to her roles on the Women’s Leadership Board for the Harvard Kennedy School’s Women and Public Policy Program, as Faculty for the McKinsey Black Executive Leadership Program, and as an Expert for the Kaplan Financial Education Program, among others. She frequently shares her expertise through expert briefs and blog posts on subjects such as D&I, managing a multigenerational workforce, and preparing for the future of work. Ellen is also a sought-after contributor and speaker in podcasts and webinars.
REGISTRATION COST
- Member registration: Free!
- Non-Member Guest registration: $25
TWO-STEP REGISTRATION DETAILS
After registering on the website, you will receive a confirmation email from ATD Dallas Chapter.
IMPORTANT: Secondary registration via Zoom is necessary. Click the link in the confirmation email to complete the registration process.
You will then receive a confirmation email from Zoom that will include options to download the meeting to your calendar and the actual Join Meeting link.
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