Archive for the 'Empowerment' Category

Keynote Speaker at Women In Health Management Conference

On March 21, 2012, Terri Klass presented “Understanding and Managing Generational Differences at Work”. The presentation focused on insights about the generations and how to engage one another to create collaborative teams.… Continue reading

Advice on Collaborative Leadership

 It seems like everyone is talking about collaboration. Our organizational success will be based on how well we collaborate with each other as well as with other companies. What is collaboration and why is it so important today? Why must leaders learn to collaborate effectively in order to survive in our global workplace? What are the necessary leadership skills to successfully lead a collaborative team?

Collaboration is best defined as working together with at least one other person to accomplish a goal. That definition sounds a lot like teamwork to me. Yet, collaboration in diverse and global work environments is really much more than that. Whether our organization is located in one country or many, one thing is for sure- our workplaces consist of many backgrounds and cultures. We also… Continue reading

Join Me on Tuesday night, July 26- 8PM (est) for a tweetchat-#leadfromwithin

Please join Lolly Daskal and me for an insightful and fun discussion on Creating a Culture of Empowerment.

 

All ideas are welcome!! Go to tweetchat.com and type in #leadfromwithin. We look forward to seeing you there.

 … Continue reading

Empowering Your Team To Succeed

Have you thought about why it might be important to empower others on your team? And what is empowerment anyway? Many leaders struggle with the concept of empowerment, but do little to make it come alive. Creating a culture of empowerment can move a team’s performance from good to exceptional, from working on a particular project to teaming up for extraordinary results.

 

 

Empowerment can be defined as giving others authority to reach their goals as they see fit. Empowerment provides others the opportunities to make  their own decisions and choices. The ultimate goal of empowerment is developing an environment of trust, where every team member is accountable for their own actions.