Warren Bennis, renowned leadership pioneer, author and researcher, said: “In the fields I have studied, emotional intelligence is much more powerful than IQ in determining who emerges as a leader. IQ is a threshold competence. You need it, but it doesn't make you a star. Emotional Intelligence can.” Effective facilitators develop a range of emotional intelligence competencies, can assess situations intuitively, make sound choices about what is most needed by individuals and the group in a multitude of situations, and then deliver. Discover how you can leverage emotional awareness as a powerful tool for improving your interactions in facilitation and beyond.
In this interactive, high-energy workshop, you will learn to:
Define Emotional Intelligence
Distinguish the four key emotional intelligence skills
Identify ways you can benefit from increased emotional intelligence
Discuss strategies to improve your emotional intelligence skills and ratchet up your facilitation effectiveness
Halelly Azulay is president of TalentGrow, a consulting company focused on developing leaders and teams to improve the human side of work through services such as training, teambuilding, and coaching. TalentGrow provides training, instructional design, OD, teambuilding, and coaching services. Halelly has over 18 years of professional experience in workplace learning and communication with corporate, regulatory, government, non-profit and academic clients. She has worked with all organizational levels, from Senior Leaders to Frontline Managers and individual contributors. She specializes in emotional intelligence, management and leadership, teambuilding, communication skills, and goal-setting. She is the 2010 Past President of Metro DC ASTD. Halelly holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in Communication.
Earlybird Registration ends August 14th. Regular registration ends at noon one week before the workshop. Late Registration ends at Noon on the Wednesday, 2 days, before the workshop. You must pre-register for this workshop - Walk ins are not available. Payment must be made in advance and received before the specific registration period ends. Advanced online payment via credit card is our preferred method of registration. However, payment can be made via check in advance by mail to:
Government Accountability Office (GAO)
441 G St NW Room 2N30
Washington, DC 20548
Get a Map & Directions. Wayne Vick, CPF is the Creator and Director of the DC Facilitator's Workshop Series. He can be reached at 703-913-6513 (Office), 202-498-2310 (Cell), or at Wayne@facilitationCenter.com.
