The Power of Emotional Intelligence
Tuesday Nov 13th, 2007Location
| Holiday Inn 30 Fairway Road South Kitchener, Ontario Driving Directions to Holiday Inn From the 401, take HWY 8 West Kitchener. Exit at Fairway Road and turn right. The Holiday Inn is on the right. Registration will begin at 5:30. Dinner will be served at 6:30 followed by our program outlined below |
Event Description/Details
| Emotional Intelligence is a critical element in effectively managing ourselves and our relationships. Research clearly shows that people with highly developed emotional intelligence are more productive in dealing with their direct reports, colleagues and clients. Thankfully, research also shows that with effort and commitment, emotional intelligence can be learned! On November 13th, Peter Taylor of the Canadian Management Centre will address the PMI-CTT on this interesting topic. Attendees will receive practical tips for becoming more self-aware, more attuned to others, more confident in playing hunches and more adept at networking. Simple suggestions will also be provided for dealing with emotional highjacks and for using the powerful technique of re-framing. Registration for all CTT events is being administered through a new software program titled, 'Cvent'. If you are an active PMi - CTT member; you will automatically be invited to attend our events. If you're not a member and are interested in any events posted, simply email events@pmi-ctt.org to determine requirements to sign up and attend. We thank you for your cooperation & patience as we transition to a new registration format. |
Speaker(s)
| Peter S. Taylor CHRP Peter is convinced that the majority of people in organizations are interested, committed and motivated. What they often lack are the skills and emotional intelligence to function at their maximum capacity. Peter leads meetings that are participative, thought provoking and informative. The results of his training,consulting and coaching are relevant and practical. CMC/AMA Experience Peter has been associated with Canadian Management Centre since 1986. He has led the following public programs: - Fundamentals of Customer Service - Fundamentals of Human Resource Management - Getting Results without Authority - Juggling Competing Priorities - Leading with Emotional Intelligence - Management Course for Supervisors - Management II In addition, Peter has worked with the Presidents' Association and Canadian Management Centre clients such as Bombardier, Home Hardware, Greenburg Turner, SAS Canada, Bombardier, and Union Gas. |