University of Phoenix to host Bridging Perspectives webinar on leadership in action
Webinar explores how leadership can support grounded approaches to work and mindfulness
"Skills like navigating conflict, communicating effectively, and approaching work with mindfulness are essential for today's leaders," said
The webinar will feature a panel of professionals who bring varied perspectives on leadership development, workplace communication and mindfulness. Panelists include Leadership Development Manager for Bayada Home Health Care,
Attendees can expect the following key takeaways from the discussion:
- Explore how emotions can show up in professional roles during moments of conflict or disagreement
- Learn grounding approaches that support awareness and steadiness in challenging situations
- Consider communication strategies that encourage compassion and clarity during tense interactions
The Bridging Perspectives webinar series aims to foster cultural awareness about timely issues, impactful thought leadership, and community alliances.
Register for the webinar here.
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