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When you’re at a crossroads, it can feel like you’ve lost your narrative of who you are and why you lead. 

Nowhere is that truer than for HR leaders who have been at the forefront of the pandemic. Many HR

Leaders are exhausted and questioning whether they have the energy to continue.  

They’ve lost their leadership story – their source of personal inspiration to navigate in times of change and motivate others to action. 

Join authors and industry experts Rick Lash and Christine Miners as they share a ground-breaking, evidence-based approach to personal renewal through finding your leadership story.

In this session we’ll draw on their research and engage a panel of executives featured in their new book: Once Upon a Leader: Finding the story at the heart of your leadership

You will learn:

1. How your brain creates your inner leadership story
2. Why you give up authorship (and the price you pay)
3. A practical step by step approach to building and activating your leadership story, and reconnecting with your purpose.

Speakers

Christine Miners

Christine is a Managing Partner with Verity International and has over two decades of experience holding senior leadership roles across multiple industries including technology, health care, consumer packaged goods, telecommunications, and professional services.  A sought-after advisor, facilitator and speaker, she is co-author of the forthcoming book Once Upon a Leader:  Finding the story at the heart of your leadership.

Rick Lash Ph.D.

Rick is a senior associate with Verity International and has worked over the past four decades as a trusted advisor to Fortune 500 leaders and their teams.  Valued for his deep expertise, he has contributed to the Harvard Business Review and other major trade publications.  He is co-author of the forthcoming book Once Upon a Leader:  Finding the story at the heart of your leadership.

Registration

Members of the Strategic Capability Network may attend this event at no cost, we just ask that you register.

Non-Members and Member Guests are charged a fee of $75.00 + HST per registration. Should the non-member or guest subsequently decide to join, the non-member registration fee can be deducted from the membership dues.