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    Chapter Event: Building a Culture on the One Thing that Motivates All People

    Date: March 18, 2021, 8:00am – 9:30am
    Organizer:
    South Puget Sound SHRM
    Location:
    Online: You will receive a link to the event in your confirmation email upon registration.
    Price:
    $10 for Students; $20 for Members; $40 for Non-Members
    Event Type:
    2021 Chapter Meetings
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    Please welcome

    Randal Weidenaar

    with

    Ultimate Why

    Presenting:

    Building a Culture on the One Thing that Motivates All
    People

    Summary: 

    This presentation unpacks the art and science of culture creation to guide leaders at all organizational levels to develop culture that is thriving and life-giving. 

    As an HR professional in these challenging times, how do you train your leaders to steer the culture of your organization effectively? One in three workers say their manager can’t lead them and twenty-eight percent of HR professionals’ time is spent addressing problems caused by poor people managers (SHRM 2019 Culture Report) What if there was one thing that motivated both employees and managers in your organization to lead and perform well? Drawing on human attachment theory, scientific research, and business case studies, this seminar provides participants with inspiration and actionable insights into what creates healthy, thriving culture. This seminar is designed for HR professionals on any level interested in learning more about how to pivot your organization toward effective leadership that can build and sustain profitable, winning AND caring cultures.

      Learning Objectives:

      Participants will be able to:

      • Understand the neuroscience, emotional science and research associated with human connection and motivation.
      • Provide practical tools to increase emotional awareness, leadership skills and effective communication. 
      • Gain actionable insights for increasing, promoting, and developing cultural health in their own organizations. 

      Key Takeaways: Participants will gain skills to pivot toward psychological flexibility and away from reactive, emotionally-fused responses. They will also gain an understanding of personality science tools designed to predict leaders and teams' traits, communication styles, and strengths. 

      1.0 Credit approved through SHRM

      1.0 Business Credit approved through HRCI

                     

      About the Speaker:

      Randal Weidenaar

      Randal Weidenaar is a consultant, researcher, author and teacher. His passion is for thriving cultures, born from a desire to make work a place where everyone thrives. Randal has studied business processes development at MIT Sloan School of Management; quantitative social research methods at University of Amsterdam, and culture-driven team development at University of Pennsylvania. He has helped corporations, government, HR and non-profit organizations unpack the art and science of leadership and culture creation, and wrote The Ultimate Why workbook to help leaders develop this team culture. In Europe, Randal worked with diverse people teams from over 42 countries, and consulted countless organizations in marketing and culture development. 

      Randal is the owner and founder of Notionfront, a marketing firm that has clients across the United States. He is also the director of Grace Encounter, a self-development organization. Randal lives with his wife on a sustainable farm in central Missouri.

      **There is limited seating; Late Registrations/Walk-ins may be limited based on number of preregistered.