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WICHITA FALLS HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION

November 2016 WFHRMA Luncheon Meeting: Workplace Wildfire™: Managing Abrasive Leader Behavior

  • 08 Nov 2016
  • 11:45 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Vernon College - Century City Center Rm 605, 4105 Maplewood, Wichita Falls, Texas 76308

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:
  • Non-members: Please email amy.morrison.brown@gmail.com or call 972-955-7663 if you wish to attend after your first visit, but don't want to order a lunch.
  • $10 Meal Price is for members only.
    (Lunch will be provided at no cost for first time guests - after first visit meal price is $15)
  • This is reserved for those that have pre-paid for their meals for the year.
    (Lunch will be provided at no cost for first time guests - after first visit meal price is $15)

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The November 2016 meeting of the Wichita Falls HR Management Association (WFHRMA) will be:

Tuesday, November 8, 2016 
11:45 AM to 1:00 PM

Century City Center - Room 605
4105 Maplewood
Wichita Falls, TX 76308
(940)  689-3714

As always, lunch will be provided.  
The cost is $10 for members and FREE for first time guests! Guests joining us after their first visit will be charged $15 for lunch.
Guest Speaker: Patricia M. Porter, L.C.S.W., AAP, ABW
  • Speaker-Author-Radio Show Host
  • Academy of Advanced Practitioners (AAP)
  • Texas Credentialed Distinguished Mediator
  • Certified Advanced Conflict Coach
  • Accredited Boss Whispering® Coach (ABW)
  • Group Intervention/Team Building Facilitator
  • Senior Facilitative Trainer
  • Dispute Resolution Mentor
Topic:  Conflict Connections Workplace Wildfire™:  Managing Abrasive Leader Behavior
  
Program Description: Workplace incivility, bullying and harassment are increasingly common behaviors that are highly damaging to individuals, teams and organizations. This seminar addresses the suffering that results from leaders who use abrasive and abusive behaviors to motivate their employees and teams. Specifically, it describes the problems these behaviors create in the workplace, and the steps you can take to intervene and manage these behaviors. As a result of this seminar, participants will be able to:       

* Create self-awareness and critical thinking about the impact of abrasive behaviors

* Define the progressive stages and severity of abrasive behaviors

* Recognize the behavioral warning signs

* Identify intervention strategies that minimize abrasive conduct

 

 Speaker Biography:  Patricia Porter is a senior mediator, team facilitator, senior trainer and conflict management/abrasive leader coach. Since 1994, she has assisted employees, teams and senior leadership work through conflict and organizational change productively. Patricia helps her clients improve communication, modify destructive behavior and apply conflict management strategies. She is the author of the Minibuk®, Stop the Dreaded Drama: 55 Tips for Ending Destructive Conflict and her February 2016 release of the Minibük® Stop Avoiding Conflict: Learn to Address Disputes Before They Erupt.”    
She is the Founder and Host of The Texas Conflict Coach®. This global online radio program has been produced since 2009 educating the public on how to negotiate, embrace and manage conflict courageously and constructively. 

Patricia provides executive coaching to C-Suite, Senior Executive Service leaders and managers with a focus on addressing conflict, abrasive behaviors, and conflict avoidant leadership. She is an accredited Boss Whisperer® with the Boss Whispering Institute. As a conflict management coach, she has worked with federal agency executives working at NASA Centers, EPA, Transportation Security Administration, Department of Interior, and USDA-Forest Service. She has also coached Presidents and CEOs of multi-billion dollar businesses, researchers and scientists from Texas state and U.S. federal agencies. 

In addition to her extensive conflict coaching experience, Patricia is a highly experienced workplace/EEO mediator, team facilitator and senior trainer. She provides services to a number of federal and state agencies throughout the U.S. Her extensive experience has provided numerous opportunities to mentor Navy mediators, new conflict coaches throughout the U.S. and Canada, and group intervention facilitators at the Department of Homeland Security – Transportation Security Administration.

Currently, Patricia teaches conflict management coaching to graduate students at the Southern Methodist University Dispute Resolution Program in Plano, Texas. She is also the President for the Texas Association of Mediators. 

          

RSVP no later than noon Friday, November 4, 2016. 

A reservation made is a reservation paid unless cancelled before noon on the Friday before the event.
 
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