SCHEDULE A WiLD TRAINING SESSION

Two-part interactive + virtual sessions for you + your team.

Are you looking for a fresh and scientifically grounded approach to leadership development?

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Whole + Intentional Leader Development

What does it mean to bring our whole selves to work? How can we more thoughtfully invest in the growth of the people around us? And more personally, what is the intersection of what your organization is trying to accomplish, your personality, and the developmental moment you’re experiencing right now?

These interactive sessions will begin to answer some of these questions, and will include two of the tools in the WiLD Toolkit - The WiLD Profile, and one other tool + topic for real-time development conversations with your team.

SESSION 1:

 

An initial session that increases alignment, followed by a key session that points at one of your current strategic needs.

 

SESSION 2:

Select A Topic From The List Below

 
 
 
 
 

 Request a Whole + Intentional Leader Development Session:

“Through the WiLD Toolkit you will discover things about yourself you did not know…it’s going to enhance your empathy, it’s going to help you be more inclusive of different people in your organization, it’s going to shift your paradigm.”

— Sheila Caldwell, Ed.D.

Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer at Southern Illinois University System

 

“The WiLD Program was instrumental in the acceleration of my development. It led the development for me - and the change or bi-product of that has been invaluable. It truly is invaluable.”

— Wiley Cortez

Co-Founder & Co-Owner at PRiCOR. Tech & Go BlueLight

Founder & CEO at Make Moves Not Statements

 
 

“The WiLD Toolkit is a practical and understandable system that can be implemented in your workplace to advance leadership development through a multifaceted look at what surrounds a person in leadership and how to advance in each of these areas.”

— DJ Ewan

Business Developer, Granlibakken Management Company


It’s not enough to talk about leadership. It’s time to talk about leaders – and more specifically – improving our efforts to develop whole leaders.