Trinity Korth joined the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development team in March 2022 as a Solutions Advisor.
How to Avoid Making Changes That Don’t Result in Improvement
Poor change management is a key reason organizations do not achieve their improvement goals. How can you ensure you are improving and not just changing? Jeff Chan offers two areas of focus to ensure successful change.
75 Stories – Sara Rossman-DeNisco, Solutions Coordinator
Sara Rossman-DeNisco joined the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development team in March 2022 as a Solutions Coordinator. Sara will work with the Solutions Advisors to create customized sales plans, provide support to drive client relationships and growth, identify additional business opportunities, and support lead generation and nurturing.
C-Suite Are Enablers of Digital Transformation
There’s no denying that we are living in a new digital reality. Technology continues to evolve and innovate business, which presents both challenges and opportunities. It is also changing the way we must think about …
Change Efforts Fail If Managers Are Poorly Prepared
Frontline managers often feel responsible for doing the heavy lifting of organizational change efforts. This “manager’s dilemma” is not a guarantee of failure. When managers embrace four specific roles related to change efforts, they can be more successful in moving a change forward.
Retaining Talent in a Work From Anywhere Environment
If you’re dead set on having employees physically in an office building even if it’s not essential to your business, you’ll likely lose out on finding and keeping good employees.
75 Stories – Dawn Manor, Staff Accountant
Dawn Manor is a staff accountant at the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development. She joined CPED in October 2020.
CPED 2022 Scholarships Bring Deserving Non-Profit Leaders to Manager Boot Camp
The Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional Education & Development worked with several of our partners to identify non-profit leaders who would attend Manager Boot Camp on scholarship.
Are You A “Boss” Or A “Leader”?
Is your leadership style outdated, or are you well prepared to manage the evolving workforce? If you define yourself as a leader, you operate on trust and believe that people want to work, enjoy their work, and will do their best work in an environment of trust and accountability.
The Challenge of Coaching Hybrid Teams
Managing well, whether in-person or at a distance, requires the same skillset. You’ll need to coach, give timely and actionable feedback, set priorities, clarify expectations, protect your team’s time, and use one-on-ones to increase engagement, certainty, autonomy, meaning, progress, and social inclusion.