Online Workshop
Building emotional intelligence in the workplace
Exclusive for Public Servants and Policymakers
Wednesday, Jun 23, 2021
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Speakers
As a public servant, you’ll work with an array of people: from those within your team, to your department, to external stakeholders and bodies. How you understand and interact with people is crucial.
Fundamental to this is emotional intelligence. Mastering the range of skills associated with emotional intelligence is vital. It helps us to build trusting and meaningful relationships within the workplace which allow everyone to flourish.
Join this free online workshop to explore why emotional intelligence is a powerful asset in the workplace, and how to cultivate it. You’ll learn how to interpret and manage your colleagues’ emotions (as well as your own!) to get the best out of your team.
You’ll learn:
- What ‘emotional intelligence’ means and why it is essential in the workplace
- How to tune in to your emotional intelligence by understanding yourself and your emotional patterns
- How emotional intelligence can be used to communicate better and build a strong team
Who should watch:
This workshop is for anyone who wants to learn why emotional intelligence is becoming increasingly important and how to cultivate it to get the best out of yourself and your team.
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Speakers
Carolyn Linton
Policy Advisor with the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
Canada
Stephanie Armendariz
Policy Analyst at Chapin Hall
United States
Carolyn Linton, Policy Advisor with the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services in Ontario, Canada, where she provides oversight for the province’s new home warranty and protection program. She has also held executive level government positions in the Deputy Minister’s Office, directly supporting the Minister’s Office. Carolyn regularly applies emotional intelligence, communications and negotiation skills to meet organizational objectives and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders.
Stephanie Armendariz, Policy Analyst at Chapin Hall, works with state and local child welfare jurisdictions across the country to successfully build their capacity to identify and implement evidence-based strategies designed to improve safety, permanency, and well-being outcomes for children and families. Stephanie specializes in program design, project management, strategic communications, and implementation.




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