Date and Time
Friday Nov 24, 2023
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM EST
agenda
9:00 am: registration with coffee and light snacks
9:30am: presentations
1:00pm: adjournment
Location
Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre
2400 Nipigon Rd
Fees/Admission
Members $35
Non-Members $45
Cancellation Policy: Refunds will be available for cancellations received one week in advance of event date. Attendee substitutions are permitted.
Contact Information
John Drindak
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Description
How to Create a Super Team gives leaders concrete principles to develop healthy teams.
The half-day time frame makes it easier for entire teams to participate in this simulcast event and features three keynote speakers, a team-enhancing panel discussion with experts on how working together as a team allows the organization to go further faster.
- Great for team bonding
- Perfect way to invest in your Super Team
- Half-Day format to meet demand of tight schedules
Julie Bauke has been helping executives and career-focused individuals achieve their best careers for over 25 years. Over 100 prominent media outlets have recognized her expertise, and she is the author of Stop Peeing on Your Shoes. Julie believes everyone deserves a career that aligns with their life goals.
Ryan Hawk is devoted to helping others become better leaders. His podcast, The Learning Leader Show, has been recognized as one of the top five podcasts for leaders by Inc. Magazine. Ryan's passion is uncovering the secrets of successful leadership and sharing them with the world.
Paaras Parker has dedicated herself to the human development aspect of business. Currently, she serves as the Chief HR Officer at Paycor. She wants to create workplaces with super teams that solve problems in diverse ways and to see the Bengals win a Super Bowl.
Panel Discussion with Steve Browne, Kirsten Moorefield, Tysonn Betts, and Ray Attiyah describe Super teams as a group of people who work together to accomplish a goal efficiently and effectively. There is no one answer to what it takes for leaders to get their teams operating at their best, but when teams are super, they are able to address and manage the all things that come their way.