Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at BGSU Levis Commons
Annette Badik, Organization Development Consultant at HCR ManorCare
7:30 am – Registration and Breakfast (included in fee)
(baked egg strata, sausage, roasted potatoes, fresh fruit, and coffee)
8:00 am – Presentation
8:55 am – Announcements
Members $10, Students $10, Non-Members $20
RSVP: no later than April 16 by clicking "register" above or by emailing atdprograms@gmail.com
The Power of Vulnerability in Authentic Leadership
Often vulnerability is equated with weakness. However, in recent years there has been more information regarding vulnerability and authentic leadership. What if vulnerability in leadership resulted in strength, courage, compassion, connection and creativity? During this interactive session, we will explore how to show vulnerability and become a more powerful, relatable and effective leader.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
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Understand that vulnerability is a strength (not a weakness) of leadership
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Identify the strengths of vulnerability in leadership
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Identify ways to be more vulnerable and enhance authentic working relationships
The program addresses Interpersonal Skills on the ATD Competency Model.
With a strong belief in the power of relationships and utilizing innate strengths, Annette managed people for more than 20 years. As an experienced mental health counselor and trainer, she is passionate about facilitating personal and professional mastery. Annette served as the Director of the BGSU Career Center where she taught career development courses. She was a career counselor for Executive MBA students at Xavier University, and has been a leadership coach and licensed counselor.
Annette has presented at national and regional conferences; developed and taught college courses, and facilitated hundreds of presentations on professional development. She is currently an Organization Development Consultant at HCR ManorCare, developing and delivering leadership and interpersonal skills training.
In her spare time she loves to play tennis, garden and spend time with her big family, which includes 30 nieces and nephews! Also, she is a proud Falcon with three degrees from BGSU.
