CATALYSTS
Tuesday, December 17 at 12 PM ET, 9AM PT, 4PM GMT
OBJECTIVE: Enable participants to understand how behavioral data and an awareness of Persistent Interdependent Contradictory Tensions (PICTs) can assist their organization in creating new and improved capabilities through improved self-awareness, team awareness, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.
Event Overview: Join Alan Hoffmanner and his team for a 50-minute session designed to explore the following:
All organizations and teams face significant challenges, often in the form of complex strategic problems with multiple underlying and nested paradoxes or PICTs. These issues are frequently concealed beneath the surface due to our natural tendencies, and those present within our teams - as well as day-to-day "firefighting". In this session, we will discuss how to bring these paradoxes to light, prepare ourselves for effectively addressing them, and develop strategies for successful resolution. We will also focus on how applying an understanding of your natural tendencies—and those of your team—can greatly enhance performance.
How Leaders use Behavioral Data to Navigate Paradoxes and Maximize Team Performance
Agenda Outline:
• We begin with an overview of the PICT concept (Persistent Interdependent yet Contradictory Tensions). These underlie many of our challenges and it’s quite often we don’t get the desired results because we persist in our either/or thinking rather than exploring both/and opportunities.
• Next we explore a set of PICT/Paradoxes that exist in our human nature but which differ person by person. These include how we communicate, hold people accountable, form judgements, assess problems, make decisions, execute action plans, make strategic decisions and lead. We’ll discuss how you can understand your natural tendencies in each and in those on your team and we’ll discuss the under-appreciated issue of stress and its huge potential impact.
• We’ll conclude the above discussion by discussing how understanding these PICTs, can help us deal with our biggest challenges which will inevitably have PICTs underlying their structure.
• We’ll identify some of the most common PICT’s that exist in organization and how to best develop your teams and decision-making processes to successfully address your key challenges with a more effective use of both/and thinking.
• We’ll conclude with how a lack of understanding of ourselves (self awareness) and our team (team awareness) prevents us from reahing our goals. In this discussion we’ll look at how engagement factors, stressors and our “life themes” impact our behavior and our results and our ability to surface and deal with PICTs.
*Cost: Only your investment of time
From Insight to Impact:
Coaching for Effective Action Plans
FRIDAY, October 4th, 2024
12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
You are invited to join Lori Neiswander, MS, BCC, PCC, Dr. Suzanne Miklos, Ph.D., Susan Edwards, MA, PCC, and Alberto Arroyo, MA, MBA, interviewed by Dr. Mike Sliter, for a free 60-minute webinar where we will explore:
The key components for a successful action plan
Strategies for involving managers in the action planning process
Practical methods for maintaining momentum and progress
Best practices for revising and updating action plans
The role of 360 feedback in supporting growth and development
This is especially valuable for managers and leaders looking to enhance their coaching capabilities and drive effective action plans within their teams.
Panelist Bios
Lori Neiswander, MS, BCC, PCC
Lori is a seasoned Coach and HR/OD Professional with over 25 years of experience. Known for her insightful and thoughtful approach, she has extensive experience in banking, higher education, and healthcare, coaching professionals from early-career individuals to C-Suite executives. Lori’s coaching combines evidence-based methods with practical strategies to help clients realize their vision, increase self-awareness, and achieve goals. She has led world-class education and coaching programs, championed HR/OD initiatives, and served in leadership roles at Case Western Reserve University. Currently, Lori supports individuals as an executive coach, mentor, and volunteer coach, drawing on her diverse background in both industry and academia.
Suzanne Miklos, Ph.D.
Dr. Suzanne Miklos, President and CEO of O.E. Strategies, Inc., brings 25 years of experience in talent management, focusing on assessment, competency-based development, and coaching. She works across various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, financial, and non-profit sectors, using data-driven methods tailored to client needs. Dr. Miklos specializes in translating business needs into effective leadership development, helping organizations implement strategic initiatives and become learning organizations.
A Doctorate in Psychology from the University of Akron and a graduate of the Newfield Coaching Institute, Dr. Miklos also serves on several non-profit boards. She frequently provides keynotes and leadership training, drawing from her executive coaching experience to address topics such as emotional intelligence, leadership branding, and high-impact coaching.
Susan Edwards, MA, PCC
Susan Edwards is an experienced executive coach and talent development leader with over 20 years in the field. She specializes in leadership development and coaching, helping individuals realize their potential and drive business success. Certified by the ICF (PCC), Susan combines a collaborative approach with practical strategies to facilitate meaningful change. Her passion lies in guiding leaders to greater self-awareness and impact. Connect with Susan for insights into effective leadership and coaching.
Alberto Arroyo, MA, MBA
Alberto Arroyo is a business psychologist with over 12 years of experience in aligning people strategies to drive business success. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies, providing leaders with data-driven insights and strengths-based coaching. Alberto’s approach blends science and intuition to create custom workshops and programs that meet specific organizational needs.
With experience at companies like University Hospitals of Cleveland and General Electric, he has launched leadership platforms and transformed performance management systems. His coaching philosophy centers on leveraging individual strengths to achieve optimal workplace outcomes. Connect with Alberto for expertise in leadership development and strategic people management.
B A L A N C I N G T E N S I O N S
Friday, May 3rd | 12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
O.E. Strategies is excited to announce the launch of our 2024 free webinar series!
These annual webinar series are built based on trends that we see in executive coaching and leadership assessments. This year’s webinar series is built around Building Effective Leaders.
Join Drs. Suzanne Miklos and Mike Sliter for a free 60-minute webinar on Balancing Tensions.
In this webinar, we will explore:
The importance of leadership balance for organizational success
Identifying common tensions and strategies for equilibrium
Practical tools for self-awareness and overcoming challenges
Join Drs. Suzanne Miklos and Mike Sliter for a free 60-minute webinar on What is Useful Feedback.
WHAT IS USEFUL FEEDBACK?
FRIDAY, October 6th | 12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
WHEN: FRIDAY, October 6th | 12:00PM – 1:00PM EDT
WHERE: After registration, you'll be sent a Zoom link
In this webinar, we will explore:
• Degrees of feedback
• How to focus on behaviors
• How to coach versus teach
In October, we'll be addressing the issues and opportunities revealed to be key indicators of organizational leverage by our extensive experience with leadership assessments and executive development.
Organizational leverage comes from capabilities to get more done without doing more work (especially important for leaders). It’s about finding ways to multiply your impact and effectiveness by leveraging existing resources – your talent, your money, your time, and your skills. Register below to receive an invite link for our next webinar.
This year’s webinar series is built around the World of Work in 2022. These series were built based on trends that we see in executive coaching and leadership assessments; the last two years have changed the way people conceptualize work, and effective leaders have to change with it.
April 27, 2022
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9:30am to 12:30pm
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The Woodlands, TX
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April 27, 2022 • 9:30am to 12:30pm • The Woodlands, TX •
By attending and participating in our Workshop, you should expect the following outcomes:
See firsthand how a set of insightful behavioral data, that can be easily obtained from your associates, can move your personal and leadership effectiveness and your succession/talent planning to the next level.
When you register, we will send you a link to complete a validated behavioral factor assessment (20 minutes) to create your paradoxical tendencies and stressor analysis. During the event, we will debrief this data and provide you with a detailed report that will provide valuable insight into how you make decisions, form judgments, solve problems, get things done through people, communicate and several other key areas. We will show how this is related to specific job success and how it is used to improve performance and retention. ($250 Value - 1 per organization unless otherwise discussed).
See firsthand how a set of insightful behavioral data, that can be easily obtained from your associates, can move your personal and leadership effectiveness and your succession/talent planning to the next level.
When you leave this workshop, you will walk away with an understanding of the many benefits of this data on the following areas:
Leadership Development
Succession/Talent Planning
Personal and Leadership effectiveness
A better understanding of how you can focus on maximizing usage of your true strengths while minimize areas where you may be challenged. (It's in the data)
Learn how some of the world's leading organizations use data & behavioral science to advance talent decisions and leadership effectiveness. With Behavioral Causal Factors and the power of both/and data collection, organizations can greatly improve how they do talent/succession planning, leadership development and selection.
Improve Goal Achievement by Addressing Learning and Habits
FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH FROM 12:00PM – 1:00PM EST
This year’s webinar series will be built around the World of Work. We are excited to welcome anyone interested in learning more about our webinars to reach out to us directly, or register below for our upcoming webinar.
STICKY GOALS
FRIDAY, APRIL 29TH FROM 12:00PM – 1:00PM EST
In this webinar, we will cover:
• Consider how to take a learning attitude, even if it feels uncomfortable
• Explore your identity and where learning fits in
• Leverage habits so that small changes go a long way
Introducing the Growth Leadership
Assessment and Program
Elevating Leadership to Optimally Deal with Rapid Change and Unpredictability
All leaders produce a domino effect of some type- some negative, some mixed and some positive… Agile Growth Leaders, in today's disruptive environment, are the ones who produce positive effects, catalysts for high performance and success.
Check out our Catalysts!
All our Programs begin with data (facts/assessments), involve experiential learning
and include follow- up to ensure the results are achieved