Learn How to Shepherd Your Team
January 25, 2023 | 10am-11:30am US ET
1.5-hour workshop plus Unlimited Courses
$996 for 12 Month Unlimited Access
$99 - single workshop enrollment
Build influence, team performance and organizational health
In today’s market where teams must provide customer value quickly under modern pressures of diverse and remote teams, its crucial for you to be able to increase your influence, team performance, and organizational health by becoming an active servant leader. This workshop will introduce you to an effective servant leadership framework based upon 6 guiding principles that you can use immediately to increase your leadership capability. This course is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in servant leadership with an emphasis on creating a leadership development plan to grow your influence and career opportunities as a leader.
Learning Objectives:
- Define how to successfully supercharge your servant leadership principles in an authentic way
- Determine how you can connect more easily with teammates and leadership
- Develop your voice and story in a way that helps to connect with others
- Create an action plan in place to increase your influence by employing servant leadership practices
Meet Your Instructor: Eric Peterson
Eric Peterson is the founder of Shepherdingheart LLC and offers leadership workshops and training to teams and organizations desiring to apply servant leadership principles in their organizations. As a public speaker, he has spoken at the International Servant-Leader Summit, the Rocky Mountain Project Management Symposium, and gives talks for PMI and Mile High Agile. As a writer, he has published articles in the PMI Blog, Medium, Servant Leader Institute, Positively Positive, and his blog called, Shepherd Leadership.
Eric practices as a technical program manager and release train engineer (RTE) at a Fortune 500 US company. He leads quarterly planning and coaching teams and evangelizes Objective and Key Results (OKR) adoption. He earned a BS in Finance from the University of Nebraska and a MA from Webster University in Information Technology and Resource Management. 5 years ago, he co-founded the Schwab Technology Services (STS) Community and today serves as its community manager.
