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Hello, 

Last year we held a 4 day training on Building 
Leadership Skills for Supported Employment 
managers.  Below is the agenda we used.  We'd 
like to repeat the training if there is a need. 
We had a very small group last year so I'm 
seeking your feedback:

1. Would you be interested in attending this training?

2. Is 4 days too much to commit to?

3. We had is split last year with 2 days in a 
row, then 2 days a couple of weeks later.  Is 
this good, or would you prefer 1 day at a time 
spread out over 4 weeks?

4. A suggestion was made to have an intense 2 
day, overnight training at Lake Morey (or other 
location).  What are your thoughts on that?

5. Any other suggestions or comments?

Please let me know your thoughts.  Thank you.
Bryan


Instructor: Loretta Symons, Center Stone Consulting

Day 1& 2:
… Culture and Vision: Developing strategic thinking skills.
… Situational Leadership: How to motivate, 
instruct, coach, support, and direct your 
employeesŠand when to do each.
… Level of Leadership Involvement: Provides a 
model to guide information flow and communication 
between manager and direct reports. This model is 
useful for most situations and may be 
particularly helpful with offsite employees.
… Decision-Making: Describes several approaches 
to group and individual decision-making, and 
provides an opportunity to try methods through 
exercises and activities.

Day 3 & 4:
… Exploring your Leadership Style: Building 
self-awareness, Motivating others, Style 
application in problem-solving
… Emotional Intelligence: building healthy 
relationship, and managing your own emotions 
under stress.
… Performance Management and Career Development: 
learning and application, provide an overview, 
tools and an opportunity to practice some 
difficult conversations.

-- 
Bryan Dague, Ed.D.
University of Vermont
Center on Disability & Community Inclusion
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Burlington, VT 05405-1757

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