October 2020

Navigating interpersonal dynamics within a team and across an organization is no small task under normal circumstances. So what does it look like during a pandemic with an all-remote team?

This session will explore three tools to help you thrive in this challenging environment, making the most of different working styles, assigning project roles to team members, and creating clear standards of behavior for your team. 

Participants will leave with a stronger understanding of:

• How to understand and leverage team members’ working styles and strengths
• How to clearly assign project roles using the MOCHA model from The Management Center
• How to define standards of behavior for your team using a provided template and shared definitions"

Speakers
Gabrielle C. Sherb

Gabrielle is the Vice President of Development for The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights/The Leadership Conference Education Fund, the nation's largest coalition of civil and human rights organizations.

Christina “Tina” Yoon

Tina is a dedicated nonprofit professional who uses her broad experience when advising clients, while bringing a fresh perspective to each engagement. She leads Campbell & Company’s East Region team and also serves on our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access Council.

Registration Fees

Members $15
Nonmembers $25

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Full participation in  "Tools to Build Team Unity and Productivity During the Pandemic" is applicable for 1 CREDIT points in Category 1.B – Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.

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