Tracy Borchert joined the team at the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development in October 2020 as the senior director of information technology.
Leadership
Managing Team Dynamics in an Online Environment
Optimizing team performance will help align your team, and knowing how to manage group dynamics from a virtual space will help you, as a manager, and your teams thrive.
Three Reasons to Get a Professional Development Certificate
A professional development certificate will help you prepare for what’s next while giving you the competitive advantage you’ve been looking to find.
Optimizing Team Performance: Managing the Individual and Managing the Team [Webinar Recording]
While managing individuals has stayed relatively normal, making sure the whole team is optimized and still working together while physically apart is a bigger challenge than it was before. How can managers navigate the differences between managing individuals and managing teams in this new reality?
Building Endurance: Leading Without a Playbook [Webinar Recording]
Leaders are working through massive changes without a playbook, and with considerable change comes leadership fatigue. How can you survive and continue to lead effectively through all these changes? Here are a few actionable tips to acknowledge and handle the fatigue going forward.
75 Stories – Kat Shanahan, Senior Director of Strategic Marketing
Kat Shanahan has been a member of the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development team since 2018. She is currently CPED’s senior director of strategic marketing.
75 Stories – Chuck West, CPED Instructor
Chuck West was a member of the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development team as an instructor from 1970 to 2002. In 2002, Chuck became CPED’s program director for sales, management, and leadership programs until his retirement in 2017.
Flexing Your Leadership Style Using Emotional Intelligence
A leader’s ability to successfully flex between leadership styles is rooted in emotional intelligence. When you understand the connection between emotional intelligence and contextual leadership, you can pause in the moment to evaluate which leadership style is needed to reframe the situation and find the best solution.
Thinking About Your Thinking: Understanding the Ladder of Inference [Webinar Recording]
To help you better understand the Ladder of Inference and how it impacts your leadership style, we create this 10-minute webinar.
75 Stories – Harry Webne-Behrman, CPED Instructor
Harry Webne-Behrman has been an instructor at the Wisconsin School of Business Center for Professional & Executive Development since 2014.