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Leadership Development Programs

From Boomers to Zoomers: Generational & Cultural CompetenceLeading with Chaos! The Toolkit to Being a BAD ManagerFrom Global to Local: Mastering U.S Dynamics for International ManagersEmotional IntelligenceTIPS

FROM BOOMERS TO ZOOMERS: GENERATIONAL & CULTURAL COMPETENCE

2 Hour Program | Attendance Minimum 6 or more Participants

This program focuses on understanding the characteristics, values and influences of different age groups in the workforce. It acknowledges that employees from different generations, such as Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials (Generation Y) and Generation Z have unique perspectives, values and communication styles shaped by the historical and cultural context of their upbringing including the rise of technology and innovation.

Key Elements of Generational Competence Includes:

Key Elements of Generational Competence Includes:

Key Elements of Generational Competence Includes:

  • Recognizing that each generation may have different attitudes towards work, technology, leadership and work-life balance.


  • Communicating effectively across generations considering differences in communication styles, preferred mediums and language usage.


  • Leveraging the strengths of each generation to foster collaboration and innovation within teams. 


  • Addressing potential conflicts that may arise due to generational differences and finding constructive ways to resolve them effectively.

Key Elements of Cultural Competence Includes:

Key Elements of Generational Competence Includes:

Key Elements of Generational Competence Includes:

  • Recognizing one's own cultural biases and assumptions and developing an awareness of the cultural diversity within the workplace and society.


  • Acquiring knowledge about different cultural norms, traditions, communication styles and etiquette to facilitate positive interactions and avoid misunderstanding.


  • Being open to learning and adapting one's behavior and communication style to accommodate the cultural preferences and needs of others.

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LEADING WITH CHAOS! BLUEPRINT TO BECOMING A BAD MANAGER

2 hour Program | Attendance Minimum 6 or more participants

Effective leadership is about enabling others to succeed, fostering a respectful environment and steering the team toward shared goals. Organizations with strong, positive management are often recognized as desirable workplaces.


Managers who lead with chaos often struggle with decision-making, frequently flip-flopping on priorities or failing to make timely decisions altogether. This leads to micromanagement, stifling creativity and trust and create a toxic work environment where employees feel undervalued and demotivated. Also do not forget to mention the inevitable and expensive harassment, discrimination, favoritism and microaggression practices. Poor management methods can damage an organization’s reputation, making it harder to attract and retain top talent. Adopting a strong foundation to elevate employee engagement, performance and productivity can decrease legal and morale risks to your organization.


This program will provide valuable learning experiences by highlighting common real-life examples of leadership pitfalls and behaviors to avoid, case studies with litigation settlement resolutions and what best practices to embrace.

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MASTERING U.S. DYNAMICS FOR INTERNATIONAL MANAGERS

2 Hour Program | Collaborative Group Learning & Personalized Individual Development available

Training international managers on managing the U.S. workforce is essential for ensuring smooth integration and effective leadership within diverse teams. This training helps managers understand the unique cultural, legal and organizational norms that characterize the American workplace such as communication styles, employee expectations and workplace regulations. By equipping international managers with this knowledge, organizations can enhance cross-cultural collaboration, reduce misunderstandings and improve overall team performance. The benefits include stronger employee engagement, increased productivity and a more inclusive work environment where international perspectives are valued and effectively integrated into the company's operations. Ultimately, such training fosters a more cohesive and adaptive leadership approach crucial for driving success in a globalized business landscape.

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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (EQ)

4.5 HOUR PROGRAM | ATTENDANCE MINIMUM 8 OR MORE PARTICIPANTS

This program is designed to enhance individuals' ability to recognize, understand and manage their own emotions, as well as effectively navigate interpersonal interactions and relationships. This module incorporates interactive exercises, role-playing scenarios, critiquing EQ from movie scenes, self-reflection activities and feedback sessions to reinforce learning and the application of EQ skills in real-world situations. By developing emotional intelligence, individuals can improve their communication, leadership and interpersonal skills, leading to greater success in both personal and professional domains.

IN THIS EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM, PARTICIPANTS LEARN:

Self-Awareness

Self-Management

Self-Management

 Techniques to identify and understand emotions, strengths, weaknesses and triggers. This involves developing a deeper understanding of how emotions influence thoughts, behaviors and decision-making.

Self-Management

Self-Management

Self-Management

 Strategies to manage and regulate emotions in various situations, including stress management, impulse control and emotional resilience. Participants learn techniques such as deep breathing, mindfulness and cognitive re-framing to maintain composure and make rational decisions under pressure.

Social Awareness

Relationship Management

Relationship Management

 Skills to empathize with and understand the emotions and perspectives of others. This involves active listening, perspective-taking and recognizing non-verbal cues to effectively connect with others on
an emotional level.

Relationship Management

Relationship Management

Relationship Management

 Techniques to build and maintain positive relationships, communicate effectively, resolve conflicts and collaborate with others. Participants learn assertiveness, negotiation and conflict resolution strategies to navigate interpersonal dynamics and foster cooperation
 and teamwork.

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TIPS (TRAINING FOR INTERVENTION PROCEDURES)

5 HOUR PROGRAM | ATTENDANCE MINIMUM 6 OR MORE PARTICIPANTS

This program is designed to educate individuals who serve or sell alcohol on how to prevent intoxication, underage drinking and drunk driving. It provides participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to intervene in situations where alcohol consumption may lead to harm or legal consequences. Participants will be interactive, incorporating discussions, case studies and role-playing exercises to reinforce learning and skill development. Upon completion of the training, participants receive certification, demonstrating their commitment to responsible alcohol service and their readiness to intervene in alcohol-related incidents to promote safety and prevent harm. 

KEY COMPONENTS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE:

Alcohol Awareness

Responsible Service Practices

Responsible Service Practices

 Participants learn about the effects of alcohol on the body and behavior, including signs of intoxication and impairment. Understanding the physiological and psychological effects of alcohol consumption helps servers and sellers recognize when patrons may be at risk.

Responsible Service Practices

Responsible Service Practices

Responsible Service Practices

 TIPS emphasizes responsible alcohol service practices, such as checking identification to prevent underage drinking, refusing service to intoxicated individuals and monitoring alcohol consumption to prevent overconsumption.

Intervention Techniques:

Responsible Service Practices

Legal and Liability Issues:

 Participants learn effective intervention techniques to prevent potentially dangerous situations, including how to approach and communicate with patrons who may be intoxicated or underage. Techniques may include using non-confrontational language, offering alternative nonalcoholic beverages, or seeking assistance from management or security.

Legal and Liability Issues:

Legal and Liability Issues:

Legal and Liability Issues:

 TIPS educates participants on relevant laws, regulations and liability issues related to alcohol service and sales. Understanding legal responsibilities and liabilities helps participants make informed decisions and minimize the risk of legal consequences for themselves and their establishments..

Crisis Management

Legal and Liability Issues:

Crisis Management

 Participants are trained to handle challenging situations, such as confrontations with aggressive or unruly patrons, medical emergencies, or incidents involving alcohol-related violence. TIPS provides guidance on how to de-escalate conflicts and manage emergencies safely and effectively. 

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