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    Teaming Anywhere – elevating team cohesion and results

     

    June 09, 2022
    8:00 AM - 10:30 AM
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    Holiday Inn & Suites Wausau - Rothschild
    1000 Imperial Avenue
    Rothschild, WI 54474
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    8:00am - Breakfast and Registration
    8:25am - Chapter Business
    8:30am - Speaker

    Speaker: Daniel Stewart

    Teams are the mechanism for solving our most challenging and complex problems, as well as the everyday issues we face. Teams are everywhere but the way we are teaming is changing. There are more remote and hybrid remote teams than ever before bringing challenges to not only team leaders but also to team members.  How do I reboot a struggling team?  How do I engage and align a geographically dispersed team?  How do I sustain performance as team members come on and off the team?   Creating and leading effective teams is a critical skill for today’s leaders and organizations. Stewart Leadership’s Teaming for Success Model paints a vivid and fluid picture of what great teaming is and also the phases required to achieve it. Whether you have an intact team preparing for a new challenge, or a team just starting to launch, the innovative Teaming for Success Model develops crucial team behaviors and helps you manage the ups and downs of your team’s journey.  Blending the latest in teaming research and practical application, you will come away with a clear framework, tools, and an action plan to get the most out of your team—anywhere your team happens to be.

    Biography: 
    Daniel J. Stewart is a sought-after organizational consultant and coach with proven experience advising senior leaders, building teams, leading change, and designing leadership-rich organizations.  He leads Stewart Leadership’s extensive consulting practice, business development, and international partnerships.   He is the co-author of the award-winning book, LEAD NOW! A Guide for Results-Driven Leaders and the co-creator of the innovative Teaming for Success Model