First time leaders are those that have done well in a basic job and been promoted, finished some sort of school or course and now looking to start leading in that field, trying to make a little more money and move up to the manager position to do so or simply in the job already and trying to do it better.  Whatever motivates you to take on a leadership role for the first time the most important skill for you to learn is how to communicate with those you are now leading.  This course will teach you about yourself and how you interact and communicate with your subordinates and your supervisors.  It will also teach you about your leadership styles and what can make or break your smaller piece of the business pie. 

Learning Objectives

  • Discover how your personality interacts with others
  • Learn Leadership principles you can use immediately
  • Gain insight into conflict both beneficial and destructive
  • Learn how being a good follower can make you a better leader

Registration Fee - Only 20 Seats Available!

$129 - includes lunch

Meet Our Instructor

Ken Cerney – 28 years in the Army/Army National Guard and Army Reserve, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of Leadership Training for the Army Reserve Readiness Training Command. Currently Ken is a full-time commercial helicopter pilot flying for a local hospital.  He also teaches communication and safety classes for flight crews and attends several conferences each year presenting on personality conflicts, communication failures and risk tolerance in helicopter crews during extreme stress situations. He has been teaching leadership and crew/team communications since 2001 to leaders, individuals and teams, highlighting communication, team development and interactions at the root levels of organizations.


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Details

CDT
April 11, 2023 @ 8:00 am
April 11, 2023 @ 4:00 pm
$129.00

Organizer

715-803-1301
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Venue


1000 W Campus Dr, Wausau WI

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