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Drive organizational results by equipping managers with coaching skills

Employees navigating your organization will always be better prepared when they are guided by other leaders or their peers.You can utilize external executive coaches, hire internal professional coaches, or train your managers to use coaching skills to develop the potential of your employees.To actively share knowledge, you can create a mentoring program to bridge the generational and skills gaps in your workforce. Learn how to evaluate the effectiveness of these programs, and demonstrate the ROI of creating a culture that actively supports coaching and mentoring.

Recommended Coaching and Mentoring Resources

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Building a Coaching Culture for Change Management

How do leaders, managers, and HR, L&D and Talent Management practitioners empower their people to execute their organization’s vision and thrive in a world of constant change? We explore how coaching can be integrated with change ...

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2019 Learning and Leadership Development Conference

Leadership DNA: New Criteria for Identifying and Coaching Leaders to Their Full Potential

Are your leadership development programs working? Join us at the 2019 Learning & Leadership Development Conference in Boston on September 10-12, 2019 to learn how companies achieve success by developing managers that will drive engagement, collaboration, and innovation.

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Why Leadership Development Feels Broken and What To Do About It

May 30, 2019 | Josh Bersin

Explore why L&D is in disruption and why status-quo solutions are doing little to prepare next-gen leaders, how personalized mobile micro-learning is transforming leadership development, what critical elements L&D programs must include for lasting behavioral change, and why viable solutions must scale the focus on soft skills such as creativity, introspection, and collaboration for leading the workplaces of tomorrow.

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How HR Can Support Managers in Coaching Conversations

March 22, 2019 | Quantum Workplace | HCI

Leadership and employees have lost faith in traditional performance management. Almost half of HR professionals say that performance management is a waste of time. And only 29 percent of employees believe HR actually helps them perform better.

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3 Ways to Unlock the True Value of Feedback

February 21, 2019 | Beth Wagner | Fierce

Giving quality feedback can cause intense anxiety and receiving feedback gracefully is one of the hardest things to do. We want to be liked, after all. We want to appear as though we are competent in everything we do.

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The Relationship Between Versatility and Diversity Among Leaders

January 24, 2019 | Andrea CinqMars | TRACOM Group

Most large organizations have made strides to increase diversity in their workforces, and many implement diversity training to help their leaders and employees be more aware of the issues faced by a diverse workforce. But too often this training fails to achieve its desired results and can leave people feeling confused about what concrete steps they can take to benefit from an understanding of diversity; in essence they miss out on the more important aspect of Diversity & Inclusiveness initiatives -- the “inclusiveness” element of the equation.

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Do You Need Feedback on Your Feedback?

December 13, 2018 | Jenna Filipkowski | HCI

In our most recent Talent Pulse report, we found that 29% of organizations are moving from an annual performance review to a continuous feedback approach. This is great news as supportive, nonevaluative, timely, and specific feedback helps people achieve their goals at work. Yet our research shows that we all can get better at giving, asking for, and acting on performance feedback.

2019 Learning and Leadership Development Conference

Leadership DNA: New Criteria for Identifying and Coaching Leaders to Their Full Potential

The talent that makes for a successful individual contributor is not the same talent that makes a great manager. Join us at the 2019 Learning & Leadership Development Conference in Boston on September 10-12, 2019 and get strategies you can use right now to identify and develop the managers that will drive engagement, collaboration, and innovation for the success of your business.

Location & Venue

Encore Boston Harbor
One Broadway
Everett, MA 02149

Take advantage of the room block rate of $329. Don't wait, the offer expires August 7, 2019.

Speakers

Joe Dicianno, Ph.D.
Joe Dicianno, Ph.D.
Manager, Talent Management & Organizational Development, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC)
Lisa Kwan, Ph.D.
Lisa Kwan, Ph.D.
Harvard Senior Researcher & Executive Leadership Educator, Collaboration Consultant, and Author
2019 Learning and Leadership Development Conference

You can't "train" a bad manager into a good manager.

You need a new set of criteria for identifying future managers that will drive business success. Get started at the 2019 Learning & Leadership Development Conference in Boston on September 10-12, 2019

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