Facilitative Leadership
Today's managers must network, coach, partner and inspire individuals to work toward intangibles like learning, continuous improvement and excellence.
To be effective in organizations, managers need to become facilitative leaders - people who make it easier for others to communicate, accept responsibility and problem solve.
This popular seminar from York University's Schulich School of Business is ideal for managers who want to learn the communication skills of the facilitative leader. They will learn not only what to say to get desired results, but how to "lead from within" and to manage thoughts and emotions before speaking. The techniques can be used in any management situation.
* This seminar provides 14 PDUs for Project Managers maintaining their PMP designation.
Who Should Attend
This outstanding workshop is for managers who want to explore the power of self-managed communication.
- Team leaders and project managers who want to maximize group unity, innovation and team performance
- Human resource directors and trainers who require a firm grounding in the process of facilitation
- Directors of corporate planning or organizational development responsible for change initiatives
- Engineering, operations, plant and systems personnel responsible for solving complex problems
- General managers and directors who want to lead by example
What You Will Learn
- Easy-to-apply techniques to manage yourself so you can lead others effectively
- The 3 fundamentals to facilitative communication
- How to recognize and remove barriers to your communication success
- How to listen with intention and speak with integrity
- How to calm yourself in conflict situations
- How to create and facilitate highly effective teams
- How to facilitate high IQ business teams to achieve team goals
- Facilitating conflict situations to eliminate problems
Popular Next Steps
- Review the course outline.
- Read the profile of York University's program instructor.
- Enrol in the course.
- Contact a Program Coordinator with questions, at 1-888-574-3857 ext 2, or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
