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Facilitation: A Leader’s Secret Weapon for Inspiring Peak Performance “You will never find an opportunity without a problem in front of it.” –John Maxwell When the pandemic started, many organizations faced the daunting challenge of moving their workforces to a remote-only model or one that significantly reduced the number of people who could be in office. When teams went remote, managers lacked face-to-face supervision, employees spent more time hunting for information, and the world s...

Good Day, All,  I am Rick Barber, Boston-born & raised; moved to McKinney, TX from Rhode Island to begin my Photography Business as FinestFotos which continues today; I have shot with many Busineses, inclusive of the McKinney Chamber of Commerce. Moving forward, I became aware having a strong Clinical Social Work background along with Management Consulting, I soon realized I was not contributing to my full potential, so, I decided to rebrand myself as a Mindful/Motivational Coach, which...

Smart Factories Will Require Talent With Digital Competence Future-proofing manufacturing companies begins with talent development. More than ever before, the manufacturing industry has had to prove a high degree of flexibility during the past few months. Even though flexibility has always been an important corporate goal for manufacturing companies, the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly increased the level of requirements. It has become clear that companies in the manufacturing industry are ...

Enhanced Feedback During Live Synchronous Sessions Share A few semesters ago, I was working with a midsized cohort of learners in an instructional design course. Continuing education often sees eclectic groups of learners from different industries, stages in life, experience levels, and employment status. This group was no exception. After a couple of live synchronous sessions, I received a message from a concerned learner. Juan, I’m really eager to participate during your live ...

9 SHILOH, Ill. -- The Headquarters, Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command senior enlisted leader hosted a three-day professional development forum last week from Scott AFB, Illinois. To ensure maximum participation and to meet COVID-19 restrictions, the event was conducted virtually. During the forum, subject matter experts from SDDC and the U.S. Army Human Resources Command spoke on topics that were in line with the Army People Strategy’s second line of effort,...

Suzanne Ehrlich ABOUT ME Dr. Suzanne Ehrlich completed her undergraduate degree at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Educational Technology, Training and Development program at the University of North Florida. She has presented and engaged in community-based learning since the start of her career in interpreter education. Dr. Ehrlich has and continues to serve as co-chair of the scientific committee for the World Associat...

Khadija Moore ABOUT ME Khadija Moore is an experienced organizational development leader with demonstrable achievements working with global companies. Having successfully led and implemented large-scale corporate strategic projects to achieve greater organizational effectiveness and performance, she continues to empower people and transform culture to achieve business goals. Khadija holds a degree in International Business Management and is CPTD certified. She is also a fe...

So even in this new environment, it could hurt them. >> first, neil, i want to commend the women that are true victims that come forward and have developed the bravery to come forward on this. but at the same time, we need to not create a hostile environment for good men that want to work with women and want to help them grow in their careers. i see an environment developing where good, hard working men feel like they cant be themselves at work because theyre so afraid that any interaction could...