Come join us and gain insight from a Leadership Coach on Navigating Difficult Conversations with Confidence 

Room opens at 6pm for Informal Social Networking Opportunity, come early and make some new contacts

Dinner starts at 6pm;  Meeting 6;30-8pm (Presentation starts at 7pm)

Online Registration capability ends on Sunday March 12th at 6pm EST. Walk-In registration available at the meeting.

PDU'S - .5 Power Skills; 1 Business Acumen

Most people are uncomfortable with difficult conversations in the workplace. Whether it’s conflict avoidance, lack of trust or fear that drives us, we’d much prefer to ignore the issue and hope it goes away. Unfortunately, avoiding difficult conversations most often strengthens, rather than reduces, conflict.

The good news is that we can all navigate difficult conversations with greater confidence. In this interactive workshop, we’ll:

• Examine the challenges surrounding difficult conversations
• Identify the primary sources of workplace conflict
• Explore common workplace conflict scenarios and how to address them
• Identify actionable strategies that you can use to navigate future difficult conversations with confidence

Speaker: Kim Meninger

Kim Meninger is a leadership coach and TEDx speaker focused on empowering professionals and organizations to reach new heights by making it easier to be human at work. As a certified coach with a background in psychology, Kim offers strategies to overcome impostor syndrome and grow professionals’ overall confidence, visibility, and influence. She believes that everyone deserves a seat at the table and that an authentic commitment to inclusion and psychology safety is the key to long-term corporate success. Kim also hosts The Impostor Syndrome Files podcast and leads a weekly Leading Humans discussion forum, which is open to all.

Kim has a BA in psychology and an MBA from Boston College. She is an ICF Professional Certified Coach and CCE Board Certified Coach with certifications in confidence, career, executive and leadership development coaching. Kim also holds a certificate in Executive Leadership from Cornell University.

To learn more about Kim and her work, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/KimMeninger