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Reimagining Teams: A Structural and Emergent Process Coaching Approach

  • October 19, 2022
  • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Virtual - Zoom information will be included on your confirmation email

Registration

  • Special code required for non members who are attending the Chapter meeting for the first time.
  • If you would like to join the chapter for the next year and qualify for member rates at upcoming events, use this option.
  • Special pre-registration rate for members.
  • Special pre-registration rate for non-members.
  • This code is limited to members of AMAps, NSAnw and PNODN. Our partner code is set up to provide discounted pricing that is less expensive than what non-members pay for member events and will provide a discount to our elevated and special events as well.
  • Non member student pricing

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ATDps: October 2022 Virtual Member Event

 

There is both a science and an art to great teams. You can establish the conditions that set the stage and provide the opportunity for brilliant collaboration and meaningful accomplishment of the team. The framework comes from decades of research and is the best validated model for predicting performance in real world teams, accounting for up to 80% of a team’s effectiveness.

In this interactive session Dr. Krister Lowe, Social-Organizational Psychologist and leadership team coach, will introduce this approach to accelerating team effectiveness. 

The session will cover:

  • The changing landscape of teams and team effectiveness in organizations

  • The 6 Conditions for Team Effectiveness Framework

  • Structural and Emergent Process Coaching

  • A case study example of coaching a leadership team over 6 months

  • Q&A and more

During the session Dr. Lowe will help you reflect on your own team experiences as team leaders, team members and/or team facilitators/coaches and walk away with a few tips and resources for immediate application.  


Our guest: Dr. Krister Lowe

Dr. Krister Lowe is an Organizational Psychologist, the Founder of the Team Coaching Zone and the Team Coaching Zone Podcast (www.TeamCoachingZone.com), as well as a Senior Partner at www.6TeamConditions.com.  

Krister has more than 20 years of experience providing learning and development interventions to diverse organizations in 30+ countries globally. Krister's current work centers on assisting organizations to scale team effectiveness through top team development, team leader development, coaching mission critical teams, training team development practitioners, as well as team effectiveness measurement. 

To learn more about him visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristerlowe/.


Puget Sound Chapter Programs have been pre-approved by the ATD Certification Institute for continuing education credits towards professional development hours for recertification of the Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) and Associate Professional in Talent Development (APTD) credentials.


                       


Career & Leadership Development, Coaching, Collaboration & Leadership, Performance Improvement




Registration:

Pre-Registration - Members attend at no charge. There is no walk in availability. Pre-registration is mandatory.

Pre-Registration - Non-Member $20.00. There is no walk in availability. Pre-registration is mandatory. 

Online Registration Closes One Day Prior To The Program. At That Time We Are No Longer Able To Accept Pre-Registrations.

We are not able to issue refunds after the Friday prior to the meeting. Substitutions are encouraged.

Special Instructions:

Instructions to attend the virtual meeting will be included in your confirmation email and on the reminder email the day prior to the program. Please save these instructions. Real time assistance is not available. 


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ATD Puget Sound Chapter
P.O. Box 46368
Seattle, WA 98146

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