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SHRM 2013 Annual Conference
Workplace Application: You will learn seven strategies to ensure the successful assimilation of new senior leaders in your organization.
 

 

Forty percent of executives fail in the first 18 months and 75% of that failure is due to poor assimilation! It is a costly problem when leadership failure occurs. This workshop is a strategic, innovative approach that supports your coaching of senior leaders in new and promoted roles to help them to fully contribute faster. We will explore the seven enemies of success and why they put new and promoted leaders at risk for failure. Learn new insights about the strategies to overcome the seven enemies and ensure success as well as apply each strategy to the successful assimilation of newly promoted leaders.    

 
Date(s) & Time(s): 
Sunday, June 16, 2013 - 8:00am to 12:00pm
Presenter: 
Diane Egbers
president
Leadership Excelleration, Inc.
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Diane Egbers is Founder and President of Leadership Excelleration, Inc. (LEI) and engages with clients to provide Executive Coaching, Organizational Effectiveness, Talent Management and Leadership Development services to LEI clients. Diane understands her client’s needs given her prior experience as VP of Human Resources. Now, and in the past 16 years, her passion is to serve leaders as a dynamic coach, facilitator and management consultant. Diane works collaboratively with clients to set and achieve goals that involve cultivating the strengths of key talent and realizing potential for success at organization, team and individual levels. This may include: coaching executives, facilitating 40+ leadership topics with senior leaders, as well as assessing organizational capacity to improve performance. Valued clients include: Cincinnati Bell, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Eli Lilly, East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, Fidelity Investments, Fifth Third Bank, General Electric, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Procter and Gamble, St. Elizabeth Healthcare, TriHealth and UC Health. Diane holds a Master’s Degree in Executive Human Resources Development from Xavier University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Personnel and Industrial Relations from the University of Cincinnati. Follow Diane on Twitter @LEI_Consulting.
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Karen Schenck
partner
Leadership Excelleration, Inc.
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Karen Schenck has a passion for helping leaders, teams and organizations thrive. With more than 20 years of experience, she is an engaging, experienced consultant, facilitator and coach and who combines real-world experience with best practice approaches. Prior to consulting, Karen held leadership positions at Ernst & Young and Bristol-Myers Squibb. Her experience includes strengthening leadership capability, guiding the development of high performance teams, leading organization assessment and improvement efforts, as well as managing well-known consumer products. Karen works with leaders from across the globe who are interested in personal and professional growth. Clients include General Electric (GE), Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Fifth Third Bank, East Tennessee Children's Hospital, St. Elizabeth Health Care, Nationwide Children’s Hospital (Columbus), WellPoint Inc., TriHealth, Lexmark, Paycor, Paramount’s Kings Island, and the City of Cincinnati. Along with an MBA from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University and a Bachelor’s Degree from Xavier University, Karen has the following certifications: Myers Briggs, DISC, Hay Group - Emotional Intelligence, Linkage – Coaching Leaders, Total Quality Transformation (TQT) and Denison – Culture Development and Leader Assessments.
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Location: 
S104A
Amount of Credit: 
4.00
Credit Type: 
•Business Credit
Session Type: 
Preconference Workshop
Competency: 
Consultation
Intended Audience: 
Executive-level
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