Winning in Life: Leadership - Effective Leading in a Hybrid Work Culture

Learn how workplace leadership has changed in the past few years in this interactive webcast where alumni professionals will share insights from the new hybrid work culture.

Beavers are leaders in the workplace.

Develop the qualities that will help you to excel and be a more effective leader.

This webcast will cover:

Tips and tools for cultivating your leadership skills, especially in the new hybrid work culture
Understand aspects of leadership
How factors like personality, gender, vulnerability and community affect leadership

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Winning in Life: Leadership - Effective Leading in a Hybrid Work Culture

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