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AFP Webconference Series - Toronto - SOLD OUT

February 5, 2008

Lead to Succeed: How to Take Charge and Be Recognized

LOCATION: YMCA of Greater Toronto, 3rd Floor

20 Grosvenor Street, Toronto

TIME: 12:45 p.m. - 2.30 p.m.

COST: Members: $20.00 Non-Members: $25.00

*Please note that food will not be served*

*Registrants are welcome to bring their own lunch.*

Program Summary:

In today's management universe, we are all doing a minimum of three extra jobs that are not necessarily within our "job descriptions." In other words, we are not a primary color work force, instead we are kaleidoscope of responsibilities. How do we get recognized and rewarded for this extra work and how do we do it for those that report to us? How do we define what is extra and what is just expected? Most importantly, who should be noticing our leadership skills that empower our internal and external constituencies? Whether you are an organization of two people or a complex, multi-tiered group, join us as we learn from Laura the "right" leadership skills that will get you successfully noticed and recognized and "primed" for your next promotion.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Exploring what it takes to make a great "leader"
  2. Defining who is your boss and how to deal with multiple bosses (it is not as obvious or simple as you think it is!)
  3. Detailing the few things you can do that will reap big rewards
  4. Gaining the recognition you deserve and learning how to reward others (beyond a raise)
  5. Leading your team to success by managing above, sideways and below

About the Presenter:

Laura Fredricks, JD, vice president for philanthropy at Pace University in New York City, is an internationally known fundraiser, speaker and author of Developing Major Gifts (Jones and Bartlett) and The Ask (John Wiley & Sons.)

Target Audience: Entry to mid-level.

Participation in a live session or use of an audio recording of the program qualifies for 1.5 points toward CFRE education requirements.