Professional Development Day for Leaders

What?

• Leadership development day focused on “Generous Leadership” – that is, inspiring generosity in your team, so everyone gives their personal best
• Valuable leadership skills for your club and your workplace

For Whom?

• Anyone taking on a leadership role in a Rotary Club next year
• Anyone who works in an environment where generous leadership skills would be of value
• Note that this day has been planned so that Rotarians needing to take time away from work may be able to use this as a Professional Development experience, rather than a vacation day

By Whom?

• Crane Stookey – Internationally known facilitator, Executive Performance Coach, founder of the NS Sea School and Faculty member at SMU’s Executive Leadership Program 
• Crane holds a Masters degree from Harvard University, has served as a Tall Ship Officer and  Mental Performance Coach for the Canadian Olympic Sailing team – and he is the author of the executive leadership book Keep Your People in the Boat – Workforce Engagement Lessons From the Sea
• Crane’s Tall Ship experience brings us real-world crew-building skills for your Club and workplace!

“When you give your people what they need to thrive, they give you their best instead of their worst. That’s how Generous Leadership transforms your workplace. It’s the ultimate attitude management skill.”

When?

• Thursday, June 1 from 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at the Old Orchard Inn

How much?

• FREE for Incoming Presidents and Secretaries
• $25 for all others (this covers your lunch)

How?

• By registering for this Leadership Day – EVEN IF YOU HAVE ALREADY REGISTERED FOR THE CONFERENCE, YOU NEED TO REGISTER SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT

AND THERE’S MORE – FOR FUTURE DISTRICT LEADERS…

Special Bonus Session from 3:15-4:00 p.m. for those considering leadership at the District level (or beyond!)

RI Representative Steve Brown and RI Trustee Bryn Styles will join the District Training Team to discuss leadership at the District, Zone and beyond – what skills are needed?  What opportunities exist?  This is an important session for anyone even just starting to think about leadership beyond your club. 

Please join the discussion.