| How useful would it be to know how a person’s brain works? The toughest job as a leader is dealing with people. It is also one of the most rewarding. . If you want to know what to do and what not to do when it comes to dealing with people join this presentation and learn more about what makes people tick! | |
| Venue | The Newcastle Club 40 Newcomen Street, Newcastle, NSW |
| Date | Friday, 13th April 2012 |
| Members Cost | $25 or $80 for Series YEN $20 or $60 for Series |
| Non Members Cost | $35 or $120 for Series |
| Event Contact | Jo Papanicolaou |
| Contact Phone | 02 49264440 |
| Contact Email | jpapanicolaou@engineersaustralia.org.au |
| Hosted By | CELM |
| Downloads | silvia_de_ridder_presentation_13.4.12.pdf(284KB) |
Newcastle Division is pleased to announce the 2012 CELM CEO/Leadership Speaker Series – Sponsored by AECOM
How useful would it be to know how a person’s brain works? The toughest job as a leader is dealing with people. It is also one of the most rewarding. Whether we like it or not human beings are emotional beings – a huge amount of evidence supports this. The better we can learn to tap into the emotions and what drives those emotions the better leader we can become. This session will provide a valuable insight into emotional intelligence and more importantly the neuroscience behind those emotions that can help us understand why people do what they do. If you want to know what to do and what not to do when it comes to dealing with people join this presentation and learn more about what makes people tick!
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This presentation aims to cover:
· Introduction to neuroscience and emotions
· Business case – link to change
· Stress and work and impact on performance
· Neuroscience – SCARF model
· Body and brain theory
· Change management and neuroscience
· Development and further information
Presenter: Silvia de Ridder, Unconscious Potential
Silvia is an executive coach, trainer and facilitator. She works with organisations in the areas of strategy, leadership, people, organisation systems, process and structure. What makes Silvia unique and well positioned to add value is the combination of coaching, facilitation and change management capability with a background in engineering and project management. Silvia brings a level of knowing to the training and coaching of
engineers, project managers and technical personnel to develop emotional intelligence and behavioural skills. Silvia has an understanding of not only the technical challenges but more so the human elements of leadership – emotional Intelligence, soft skills and the people side of change. She has also completed further studies in Positive Psychology, emotional intelligence and Neuroleadership.
Future speakers in the CELM CEO Speaker Series include:
May 2012 - Murray Thompson – 2011 Professional Engineer of the Year – date to be confirmed
20th July 2012 - Bob Higgins – General Manager, Pacific Highway Upgrade, Roads & Maritime
Services
September 2012 - Marita Cheng, 2012 Young Australian of the Year – date to be confirmed
Friday 13th April 2012 - Silvia de Ridder, Unconccious Potential
Venue: The Newcastle Club, 40 Newcomen Street, Newcastle
Dress Code applies – Business attire
Time: 7.15am for 7.30am start
Cost: $25.00 members / $35.00 non-members / $20.00 YEN Members
**Special offer - Register to attend all four breakfast presentations and
enjoy a discounted rate: $80 Members / $120 Non-Members/ $60 YEN members**
RSVP: To register CLICK HERE by Tuesday 10th April 2012 or visit
Events at www.engineersaustralia.org.au/newcastle
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) may be claimed for this event = 1 point
