Past Seminars
May 2021: How to Be a Leader When Your Team Gets Fired
When your teams and you are layed off, it is time for you to shine as a leader. During COVID-19, just before the new year, it happened to Erez Morabia and his team. Instead of treating it the “traditional way”, where each person takes the journey alone, he decided it should be done as a team. Join, Management 3.0 Facilitator, Erez, for this inspiring talk about how he and his team navigated being fired together and helped each other land on their feet. You can get a sneak peak about Erez’s journey through his blog!
April 2021: The Art of Being Indispensable at Work
In today’s high collaboration workplace, where you must deal with more and more people — up, down, sideways, and diagonal — the true go-to person is the closest thing to indispensable. Go-to people: make themselves incredibly valuable to others; maintain an attitude of service; are great at their jobs; take personal responsibility for getting the right things done; and build great working relationships every step of the way. To do all those things consistently and add value in most every interaction, the secret is recognizing that overcommitment is the enemy. If you want to remain a true go-to person, for the long run, you must beat overcommitment syndrome. In this talk, Bruce Tulgan draws on the best practices of real go-to people in the real world to teach you how to be (nearly) indispensable at work.
Bruce Tulgan is an adviser to business leaders all over the world and a sought-after keynote speaker and seminar leader. He is the founder and CEO of RainmakerThinking, Inc., a management research and training firm, as well as RainmakerLearning, an online training resource.
March 2021: Take Control of Your Time, with Robby Slaughter
Time gets away from all of us. But thanks to the latest advancements in psychology, we can do more to take control of our time—and our lives—by working with our brains instead of against them. Robby Slaughter is a workflow and productivity expert. He is a nationally known speaker on topics related to personal productivity, corporate efficiency and employee engagement.
In this talk, learn how to take control of your time and your life, and learn why emotional awareness matters most for control of your schedule. Robby says we need be more aware of how we’re expending our emotional energy, if we want to be more productive and put systems in place that work for us. Check out Robby’s podcast for a sneak peak at what he’ll be discussing.
Feb 2021: Part Two of Understanding the New Era of Management in a Post-Covid World, with Kantree
Pola Henderson from Kantree, a remote-first worker cooperative, database & work management software company, gave their second webinar on the new era of work management. Get a refresher on current management trends, which call for more collaboration, transparency, autonomy, shared ownership, more distributed teams and solid work-from-home policies in the post-covid world. Learn how to apply these ideas day-to-day business operations and get tips on: Managing remote and hybrid teams, setting up workflows (sales/marketing, editorial, HR), reducing email and meeting overload.
Jan 2021: Building communities for Businesses and Leaders, with Jono Bacon
Jono Bacon is a leading community and collaboration speaker, author, and podcaster. He is the founder of Jono Bacon Consulting which provides community strategy/execution, workflow, and other services. He is also the author of ‘People Powered: How communities can supercharge your business, brand, and teams. In this talk Jono will be delving into the value of building communities for businesses and leader focusing on the recent trend in community growth across industries and how communities can generate customer-driven value such as support, technology, events, and more.
Dec 2020: Understanding the New Era of Management in a Post-Covid World, with Kantree
A breakdown of the new era of management calls for more collaboration, transparency, autonomy, shared ownership, more distributed teams and solid work-from-home policies in the post-COVID world. Join experts from Kantree, a remote first worker cooperative, database & work management software company, in this intimate chat about how to thrive in the post COVID world.
Nov 2020: Finding Your Voice, with Amy Smith
Amy E. Smith, a certified confidence coach, masterful speaker, and personal empowerment expert speaks about what it takes to find your voice. Founder of TheJoyJunkie.com, Amy uses her roles as coach, writer, podcaster, and speaker to move individuals to a place of radical personal empowerment and self-love. With acute focus on helping people “find their voice”, she is highly sought after for her uncommon style of irreverence, wisdom, and humor.
Oct 2020: What it takes for working couples to thrive, with Jennifer Petriglieri
Jennifer Petriglieri is an Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour at INSEAD, and the author of Couples That Work, a book about how working couples can thrive in their careers and their relationship. In more than 70% of European couples both partners work. But while working couples are the norm, they face a set of unique challenges that can be difficult to navigate.
July 2020: Humor That Works: The Missing Skill for Success and Happiness at Work, with Drew Tarvin
If you want to increase team productivity, relieve stress, and be happier at work, you could hire a bunch of workplace consultants, invest in scream therapy, and put Pharrell Williams on repeat—or you could just read Humor That Works. Join this seminar to learn how to have more fun at work and inject more humor into the workplace.
June 2020: The Millennial Whisperer, Bridging communication gaps between generations in the workplace, with Chris Tuff
Chris Tuff debunks myths about Millennials, while providing an in-depth look at generational stereotypes that do tend to be true. He’ll share practical, real-world tested solutions to better understand Millennials and effectively recruit, retain, and motivate this passionate generation.
May 2020: Sparking change across organizations with Sarika Kharbanda
A Global Lean Change agent who believes and lives with being comfortable with uncertainty and complexity in the VUCA world today. Sarika has more than 22 years of experience and has been instrumental in leading change transformations globally across Singapore, Poland, the Nordic countries, Europe, UK and India with technology, insurance and financial sector organizations such as the DBS Bank, Nordea Bank Danmark. She helps businesses, leadership, teams and individuals build an adaptive growth mindset and on-board them on a path to agility; agility that allows them to respond and adapt in the VUCA world today. Join us to learn how to nudge change by valuing different perspectives.
April 2020: The Entrepreneurial Strategies for Breakthrough Success in Your Business and Life with Todd Palmer
This seminar is all about YOU, and the struggles you face as an entrepreneur. At some point, all entrepreneurs deal with self-doubt, fear, a desire to do (or be) more. Perhaps you’ve lost sight of why you started your company in the first place. Maybe you’re doing well, but want to take it to the next level? Or perhaps you’re like I was, in 100% crisis mode! This speech delivers the strategies that have helped myself, and now my clients, make it to the other side and into the direction of where we intend our entrepreneurial journey will go. They can do the same for you!
March 2020: Digital Transformation: The key behind successful digital transformation with Michael Gale
There is a DNA behind successful digital transformations that only 18% of organizations get. Join this excellent chat with Michael Gale as he walks us through each of these seven digital DNA markers so you can see if you have them.
February 2020: Thrive in the Age of Digital Disruption with Mik Kersten
Based on his work with Fortune 100 enterprises, Dr. Mik Kersten presents a new concept, the Flow Framework, which unravels the enigma of enterprise software delivery. It provides an approach that helps organizations better understand the human and system dynamic that underpins their IT infrastructures. Dr. Mik Kersten spent a decade creating open source developer tools before realizing that programing was not the bottleneck of large-scale software delivery. Since that time, he has been working on creating a model and tools for connecting the end-to-end software value stream.
January 2020: How to make ethical tech decisions with Anne Currie
If the boss doesn’t know what it means, how can anyone else? Anne Currie has worked in the tech industry for 25 years as an engineer and startup founder. She now writes and lectures on the place of the tech industry in society and how techies can build responsible technology. Anne is also the author of the Panopticon series of near-future science fiction novels, which explore the questions facing us about how we should use the powerful tools we now have.
Click on the title of the seminar to watch the recording on YouTube.
October 2019: Leadership Agility for Modern Organizations with David Dame
Leading with Imperfect Feet. Leading today is about creating organizations that can learn. It’s moving forward with what you’ve got, even if it’s not perfect yet and even if you don’t know exactly how you’ll get where you want to go. It’s moving forward even if you have to challenge your people and put them in stretch roles. That’s ok. They’re human. We often forget – humans can learn, employees can learn so why not companies? Join us to find out how!
September 2019: Management 3.0 – A Real Experiment with Agile Management Teams with no managers with Ralph van Roosmalen
Many people talk about Agile management, self-organizing teams and organizations without managers. But do they really exist? They do! As CEO of Management 3.0 BV, Ralph Van Roosmalen is just another team member. The company won’t accept managers. To complicate things further, we are also fully distributed, remote team. Find out how we operate, share salaries, delegate tasks, hire and fire people and define bonuses. You’ll walk away realizing that it is possible to have an organization without managers
July 2019: Corporate Culture must Change or Die: Why Employee Engagement Programs Fail & What To Do About It with Tevis Trower
You’ve got the title and a budget to spend. And you’ve thought so carefully about what programs to create. You’ve even won some hard fought policy changes. So why isn’t it working? And even if you got that precious Great Place To Work Certification, you and everyone else knows that it’s worth about as much as the pixels it contains.
June 2019: Simple mindfulness strategies that will positively shift your life with Raana Zia
In this seminar, Raana Zia shares simple mindfulness tools and tips on how to unlock your potential to most efficiently create your desired outcome. Based on ancient wisdom and personal experience, she will share how the power of going within and consciously directing your energy and thoughts can shift your world in a positive way. The more you practice these simple strategies, the more powerful of a creator you will become.
May 2019: Want awesome teams that build great products? Great teams don’t happen by accident. And they don’t have to take a long time to build.
High-Performance Teams: Core Protocols for Psychological Safety and Emotional Intelligence with Richard Kasperowski
April 2019: Self management, the future of work, purpose-driven organizations and Holacracy with Brian Robertson
March 2019: Transform your life through walking with João Perre Viana
A talk about the “Survival Kit” methodology that helps you to reduce stress, increasing focus, concentration, motivation, memory, and mood.
February 2019: Make Your Toughest Relationships Work Better with Bryan Falchuk – If someone yells at you, you can yell back – or you chose not to do.
January 2019: The Power of Practical Resilience with Tofe Evans
Tofe talks about the power of practical resilience and overcoming the fear of what people think about you.
November 2018: Agile, teamwork, happiness, motivation & the power of mentorship
What does it take to have a powerful and successful mentor/mentee relationship? This seminar gives us the opportunity to delve into the relationship from the perspective of both.
October 2018: Shifting from ‘I’ to ‘We’ when fostering organizational change with Almudena Rodriguez Pardo
September 2018: David Burkus, best-selling author and award-winning podcaster is back with his new book! Friend of a Friend – Understanding the hidden networks that can transform your life and your career.
June 2018: Using online collaboration platforms to enhance teamwork with Emily Duncan
May 2018: Delving into Agile with Shirly Ronen Harel
April 2018: David Dame on leadership ability in the self-autonomous culture
March 2018: Raphael, Co-founder and CEO of Bonusly, on building a culture of recognition and engagement.
February 2018: Jason Little, founder and author of Lean Change Manage on how to look at change less traditionally.
January 2018: Building relationships at work with Luke Fisher
November 2017: Team bonding and virtual teams with Hassan Osman
October 2017: Unbiased and objective work places with Petar from Gap Jumpers
September 2017: Changing company culture with Ash Shei
August 2017: Increasing motivation with Daniel Jones
July 2017: Balancing money and meaning with Carlos Saba (co-founder of the Happy Startup School)
June 2017: Better leadership at work with David Burkus
May 2017: Mindfulness and kindfulness with bestselling author Shamash Alidina
April 2017: Shifting mindset to see our role in the world with Bob Burg (author of best selling book, The Go-Giver)
March 2017: The good and the bad of agile working scenarios with Arie Van Bennekum
February 2017: Agility scales and optimizing success with Jurgen Appelo
January 2017: Remote working and building trust with Lisette Sutherland
