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Hosted by: Adventist Event Planners Association, Adventist Women in Leadership, Ministerial Association
Healthy Management and Leadership main objectives are:
- Leadership Assessment- a focus on knowing who you are as a leader. Recognizing your best qualities, areas of development, and knowing what type of leader you are
- Leading Teams- Based on the type of leader you are, how do you get results from your team? Develop ways to motivate teams to work better together. Because our interactions with groups are so diverse, learn what your emotional intelligence (EI) is and how it may be used to make a better leader.
- Leadership Training- Learn what training is available for leadership ministry and where it may be obtained? Get examples of where these leadership styles are put into practice and successful
Tuesday, January 15, 11:45 am – 1:00 pm
Raise Your EQ Presented by Arlene R. Taylor, PhD, Brain Function Specialist, Realizations Inc & Pacific Health Education Center
Emotional Intelligence or EQ contributes an estimated 80% to your success—personally and professionally—while IQ accounts for only 20%. EQ involves a set of skills that anyone can learn, including how to minimize conflict, extinguish JOT behaviors, and avoid common problems that often create "messes," which then must be cleaned up . . .
Meeting Room/Venue: 220 Ruidoso/Convention Center
Tuesday, January 15, 11:45 am – 1:00 pm
Cloud Leadership Presented by Kumar Dixit, Public Speaker, Life Coach, and Consultant
Are you tired of weekly meetings that require travel, board rooms, with agendas that seem to go over the same material? How can you lead from the cloud? In other words, is your physical presence required to lead? In this seminar, we will explore some innovative ways to inspire, direct, and influence your team through non traditional forms of communication in leadership.
Meeting Room/Venue: 230 Pecos/Convention Center
Tuesday, January 15, 2:45 pm – 4:00 pm
Your EQ Presented by Arlene R. Taylor, PhD, Brain Function Specialist, Realizations Inc & Pacific Health Education Center
Emotional Intelligence or EQ contributes an estimated 80% to your success—personally and professionally—while IQ accounts for only 20%. EQ involves a set of skills that anyone can learn, including how to minimize conflict, extinguish JOT behaviors, and avoid common problems that often create "messes," which then must be cleaned up . . .
Meeting Room/Venue: 220 Ruidoso/Convention Center
Tuesday, January 15, 2:45 pm – 4:00 pm
Extending Your Reach Presented by Pierre Francois, Director, Southeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and Natasha Richards, Campus Minister, Southeastern Conference and Trainer, Natsel Management Developing the gifted into Mosaic leaders.
Meeting Room/Venue: 230 Pecos/Convention Center
Tuesday, January 15, 4:15 pm – 5:30 pm
Extending Your Reach Presented by Pierre Francois, Director, Southeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and Natasha Richards, Campus Minister, Southeastern Conference and Trainer, Natsel Management Developing the gifted into Mosaic leaders.
Meeting Room/Venue: 230 Pecos/Convention Center
Tuesday, January 15, 4:15 pm – 5:30 pm
Cloud Leadership Presented by Kumar Dixit, Public Speaker, Life Coach, and Consultant
Are you tired of weekly meetings that require travel, board rooms, with agendas that seem to go over the same material? How can you lead from the cloud? In other words, is your physical presence required to lead? In this seminar, we will explore some innovative ways to inspire, direct, and influence your team through non traditional forms of communication in leadership.
Meeting Room/Venue: 220 Ruidoso/Convention Center