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SIG South Bay Training Professionals Breakfast: RoundTable Discussion

  • 07/07/2017
  • 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
  • The Toyota Auto Museum 19600 Van Ness Avenue (between Del Amo and 190th) Torrance, CA 90501

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  • ISPI LA, OD in LA, OD Network

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Building Empathy

Meaningful interpersonal connections in the workplace can be tremendously difficult to make - even when we have the best of intentions.  What does it mean to show true empathy for another human, how do we do it, and what's the benefit?  These are just a few of the topics we will explore in this RoundTable session.  

Join your fellow colleagues as we share our thoughts on building empathy with others, including colleagues and clients in the workplace.  Our discussion will be inspired by a thought provoking coaching tip by Tom Henschel:  Building Empathy.  

Our Session Format:

The RoundTable is an exciting approach that stimulates incredible conversation and insight around the topics and trends impacting our discipline.  

We will read the selected piece aloud together for about 15 minutes.  Then for the next 45 minutes, we offer everyone in attendance equal time to share their thoughts and experiences on or around the topic. Come explore with us!

The GEMS RoundTable format is provided by Sue Gabriele, President and Owner, Gabriele Educational Materials and Systems.

Website:  www.gemslearning.net

Email:  sgabriele@gemslearning.net

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The word “trust” sparks something in each of us – principles, concepts, lessons and so much more.  Trust defines our choices and our actions.  Join us as we apply the Text Study RoundTable practice to the thought-provoking topic of “Trust in the Workplace.”

The session will be facilitated by Lynnette Ward and the South Bay Special Division Team.  

The word “trust” sparks something in each of us – principles, concepts, lessons and so much more.  Trust defines our choices and our actions.  Join us as we apply the Text Study RoundTable practice to the thought-provoking topic of “Trust in the Workplace.”

The session will be facilitated by Lynnette Ward and the South Bay Special Division Team.  

Lynnette Ward is a Career Development Consultant, specializing in management and career development, who believes in the power to choose our work.  She has a unique ability to motivate and influence others to take action and adapt to change as she trains and coaches people across all functions and industries to build lifelong career management strategies.

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