Define the Line | Harassment training for today's workforce
In this interactive discussion, Tina and Nikki will take participants through the definitions of sexual harassment, how we can each be advocates for harassment-free workplaces, and how to handle difficult situations when they come up. Not only do participants walk away from this training with discussion topics and activities to introduce to their teams, but they'll also understand their role and responsibility in creating workplaces that are free from harassment. This dynamic and interactive training is great for individuals in HR, manager and leadership roles.
About the speakers:
Tina Todd, PHR, SHRM-CP, and Nikki Larchar, SHRM-CP, are trainers, speakers, authors, and co-founders of Define the Line.Tina and Nikki work with organizations who want to end workplace harassment and spark real change. As trainers and speakers, the Define the Line duo has helped individuals and teams understand what it means to speak up and define the line for themselves and others. Their work has been featured nationally with media outlets such as NPR, SHRM, HR Dive, and Diversity Woman. Nikki and Tina are the authors of the first of it's kind, comic book sexual harassment training, Define the Line and are the co-founders of HR consulting firm, simplyHR. When they're not inspiring teams, you can find the duo sipping margaritas in Old Town, Fort Collins, CO.
Do you want to change the world? Me, too! You are set to make a difference in the world but here's where many social impact business owners get it wrong- your unconscious privilege bias may be limiting your impact. What?! If you're ready to really change the world let's talk about business beyond privilege!
Join author Chrysta Bairre for an insightful and revolutionary conversation about privilege and how to reach beyond people who are just like you to increase your social impact across socioeconomic barriers.
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Informed by her experience growing up in poverty and tired of seeing so-called Thought Leaders impact only people most like themselves, Chrysta will share personal insights and enlightening research on how you can make your message accessible to a wider audience and reach even more people with your message to increase your social impact!
Business Model Canvas Class – One Page Business Plan
Do you have a brilliant business idea that you think could be the next big thing but aren’t quite sure how to move forward? Or have you been in business awhile and your business strategy isn’t panning out quite how you had planned. Having a business plan to guide you through the steps of getting started or moving forward are critical to your business success.
Join us as we work through the step by step process of creating your One Page Business Model Canvas giving your business focus to take your idea from vision to implementation and from implementation to profitability.
During this packed and fast paced class, you will acquire the tools to create your own reference guide for your one-page business plan. Whether you are just getting started or you are looking for the missing piece that is holding you back from moving to the next level this class is for you.
Why are we so inspired by individuals making an impact at the community level but ignore seismic events like the Arab Spring? Why do we forget 99 percent of all we learn in history textbooks but vividly remember the same events as described in historical fiction? Why are we more moved when we hear the plight of a single person than we are by millions living in squalor?
For 20,000 years we've used stories to connect with one another, make sense of a confusing and often frightening world, and to bring meaning into our lives. There are perfectly healthy people who don't like sex, chocolate, or Chopin, but EVERYBODY loves stories. Stories also have a disproportionate influence over our decisions--even in business and economic contexts.
In this Startup Week session, I’ll provide practical insights and guide you through a couple of exercises to help you harness the power of storytelling in business and beyond. ... Even if you don't have a liberal arts degree.
Raising money is never easy, but a strong starting point helps as the initial conversations around your financing needs will go a long way in determining the effectiveness of your fundraising efforts. To help get off on the right foot, you need a financing narrative: A succinct presentation of the key facts potential funders and investors will want to know quickly.
The narrative covers such elements as:
Your clear grasp of these concepts and others will help you streamline your pitch on what’s important to this focused audience.
The session will follow a workshop format: I'll explain the eight elements of a financing narrative, take questions and then turn you loose on a worksheet (posted here) that covers the eight elements. Toward the end of the session, I'll ask for a couple of volunteers to share their narrative.
Zach Mercurio is widely recognized as one of the leading voices on the role of purpose and meaningfulness in leadership, work, and organizations. Through consulting, speaking, teaching, and research he helps both organizations and individuals understand how purpose and meaningfulness unleash human potential to produce tangible results. Zach is the bestselling author of “The Invisible Leader: Transform Your Life, Work, and Organization with the Power of Authentic Purpose.” As a researcher and Adjunct Professor at Colorado State University, Zach teaches courses on organizational and leadership development while he completes his Ph.D. in Organizational Learning, Performance, and Change.
Amy has worked for Starbucks Coffee Company for over 12 years as a results focused manager, HR leader and progressive employee advocate. She has driven the evolution of processes and systems in one the worlds most recognized and admired brands for employee engagement and retention. She has an intimate knowledge of people practices that matter and brings a proven approach on how to engage top talent.
Helping others maximize their talent by reimagining work, learning, and well-being choices. Rich Feller, Ph.D. is one of Colorado State University’s twelve University Distinguished Teaching Scholars, and Past President, Fellow, and Eminent Career Award recipient of the National Career Development Association. A Though Leader for Career Development, Chief Scientist for YouScience.com, and co-owner of Valerproductions.com and OneLifeTools.com. He leads Rich Feller & Associates and has consulted within all 50 US States and on six continents.
We all know that people buy from people they know, like and trust. In the online world, compelling photography and videography is the best way to make people feel like they know you. Learn why authentic visuals help you connect with your audience, how to use images to tell your story, and photography tips to freshen up your Instagram feed.
