Please disregard the above message. In order to register, please click here. Strategic Leadership Forum is proud to present The Mind Field: New Ways to Drive Better Organizational Performance Wednesday May 19, 2010 5:30PM-8:30PM Registration, networking, & light buffet supper: 5:30PM Discussion Begins 6:15PM Adjournment: 8:30PM
Korn/Ferry International Brookfield Place, Bay Wellington Tower 181 Bay Street, Suite 3320
What causes the striking similarity in human behaviour in so many organizations? Why does a bank teller ignore customers waiting in line, choosing to concentrate on clerical tasks? Why do some employees develop a sense of entitlement, expecting managers to make them happy? Why does an executive feel compelled to put a positive spin on a negative situation? Dr. Thomas Tavares reveals how jobs, the universal building blocks of organizations, generate three psychological factors – focus, intensity, and skew. Together, they create a powerful mind field that leads to short-term thinking, weak internal communication, low levels of innovation and teamwork, and lack of coaching. This prevents companies from achieving the flexibility and response times required to keep pace with high speed change. While you cannot slow the pace of change, you do have control over the psychological environment of your organization. The Mind Field will give you the tools you need to change behaviour throughout your company and boost the speed and flexibility needed to keep pace with change. About our speaker: Dr. Tom Tavares Dr. Thomas D. Tavares, Ph.D. is a senior organizational psychologist and management consultant with a focus on improving business performance. His experience spans management in large corporations, organizational consulting, and assessing and coaching executives in a wide range of industries. His expertise includes organizational reviews, change management, leadership and management team assessments, talent development strategies, and coaching. He is associated with the Strategic Capability Network, HRPA, CMC, and the Canadian Psychological Association.
For further inforamtion, please contact Aga Baranowska (416-481-7228; events@slftoronto.com).
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