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The Neuroscience of Leading Change

Join David Rock as he discusses how effective Neuroscience can be in leading change in organizations.

Date: Thursday, May 16
Time: 1pm (New York time)

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Reinventing Performance Management

This insightful webinar with David Rock will explore: Brain research on how people actually change behaviors, how to rethink performance management strategy, and explore successful case studies.

Date: Thursday, May 30
Time: 12pm (New York time)

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Conference Board Seminar


Reinventing Performance Management through Neuroscience

Performance Managemen t continues to be universally one of the most challenging activities, with many companies losing a whole quarter of productivity at review time. The emphasis continues to be on technology and measurement solutions, instead of tackling the challenge where it is hardest: changing the mindset and the quality of conversations.

Join Dr. David Rock, Director of the NeuroLeadership Institute, along with neuroscientist Dr. Josh Davis (Columbia University), and Beth Jones (NeuroLeadership senior researcher & consultant) for a one day interactive seminar to help you significantly improve the effectiveness of your performance programs, or even develop a whole new strategy for managing performance.

Presented in collaboration with The Conference Board, this seminar will take you through a 12-step process for transforming performance management, helping organizations develop their own strategy in three specific areas: building the right philosophy, ensuring leaders have quality conversations, and establishing an appropriate evaluation strategy.

Date: Friday, June 14th
Timings: 9am - 4.30pm
Venue: The Conference Board Conference Centre, New York
Presenters:

Dr David Rock
Director, NeuroLeadership Institute
Dr Josh Davis
Barnard College of Columbia University
Beth Jones
NeuroLeadership Senior Researcher & Consultant

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