Conflict is inevitable\, combat is optional. Conflict is a part of daily life and understanding how to navigate challenging conversations or situations is an important skill in the workplace.
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\n\nIn this session\, we will explore how to:
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\n\nThis session is facilitated by leadership coaches Gus Tzatzanis and Patricia Campbell Hatton. This is the first session in our \;Management and Leadership Skills \;series.
\nAbout the Facilitators
\n\nGus Tzatzanis \;is a life long student\, educator and coach in the study of Values\, Critical Thinking\, Conflict Resolution\, Emotional Intelligence and Leadership best-practices. His workshops guide individuals through theory and practical work using personal reflections and exercises to build self-awareness and gain greater happiness through personal growth. As a certified Emotional Intelligence coach\, Gus leads individuals to a greater understanding of how they fit into the world\, with family\, friends and colleagues and learn tools to celebrate who they are.
\n\nPatricia Campbell Hatton \;is a highly-regarded corporate trainer\, educator\, professional group facilitator\, project manager and emotional intelligence certified coach. Her career spans over 25 years in management\, learning and development and post-secondary teaching within three iconic Canadian institutions\; the non-profit sector\; federal\, provincial and municipal governments\; and two publicly funded community colleges. Her passion is inspiring participants to develop their self-awareness and interpersonal skills &ndash\; by incorporating relevant education design principles and meaningful learning experiences.
\nCareer Recharge is pleased to offer a digital certificate of completion to individuals who attend all four virtual workshops in the \;Management and Leadership Skills \;series. Certificates will be distributed after the final workshop of the series.
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