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Building Resilience in Challenging Times
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Occupational Psychologist and Leadership Development expert Dr Michael Pearn follows his successful Dublin and Cork seminars with a date in Belfast.

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Topic: Building Resilience for Optimum Performance in Challenging Times

Guest Speaker: Dr Michael Pearn is a Chartered Occupational Psychologist who provides personal leadership mentoring to clients in Ireland and internationally.

Belfast

Date: Thursday 15th April 2010
Time: 6:00 for 6:30 start
Venue: B82B01 University of Ulster, Belfast campus, York Street, Belfast

Event Theme:
It is easy to run a successful business or organisation when times are good, the economy is expanding and people feel confident about the future.  Even poorly led and badly managed companies can survive, and can even prosper, as the economy gathers pace and grows without any effort on their part.  Customer relationships, quality, value for money, employee engagement all seem to matter less, though it is true that organisations that do these things well, tend to do better over time than their rivals who ignore or put less value on them.

It is entirely different when the economy is in crisis, people are fearful for their jobs, and feel they have less money to spend.

in his seminar "Building Resilience for Optimum Performance in Challenging Times" Dr Michael Pearn will identify the new leadership requirements for executives abd managers and strategies for developing resilience in the current environment.

To book: There is no charge to MBAAI Members to attend this event. To make your reservation, please telephone Christine on 051 354301 or email christine@mbaassociation.ie

Michael Pearn on Leadership

This is a time when people in leadership roles, (organisational, functional, departmental, or of direct and indirect teams), need to be at their best as leaders.  This is a time when the courage to do what is right, to  balance the needs of the present with a the longer term view, to be as open and as honest as possible, to be a role model to encourage others, and to be disciplined, fair, and supportive all become more critical. 

What characteristics should we be looking for in organisational leaders in today's challenging times?  Michael Pearn suggests ten key requirements:

1.  The courage to say and do the right things
2.  Openness, Honesty, Integrity
3.  Resilience
4.  Objective, factual, logical decision making
5.  Perspective-taking (multiple viewpoints, long and short-term)
6.  Social intelligence
7.  Emotional intelligence
8.  Empowerment and support
9.  Powerful team building
10. Urgency

About Michael Pearn

[[PHOTO513]]Michael Pearn has specialised in leadership development at very senior levels, improving team performance, and empowering individuals and teams to learn. 

His approach is eclectic and practical.  The most powerful and long-lasting learning is generated within groups who share their thinking, discover their collective wisdom and build their own practical models and guidelines.  Michael facilitates this energising process.

Find out more about Michael Pearn on www.michaelpearn.net