September 11th, 2001 was a gorgeous day in Washington, DC. Within 2 hours of getting to work and meeting with my team, everything changed. Not only for us but for everyone in America. On that day and the months that followed, I learned a lot about myself and the people around me about courage, commitment, and the ingenuity of Americans that have a purpose and want to make a difference. They are lessons any leader can use to lead better, get more done, and leave a legacy
Learning Objectives:
- Apply strategies to decrease conflict within teams
- Break down barriers to communication in order to increase effectiveness
- Understand and apply the underpinnings of leadership and human relations
Cost: $15.00
Date: Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Webcast Schedule:
6:40 PM -Business Meeting
8:00 PM -Closing
PDUs: 1.0
Speaker Biography/Credentials:
Charles "Chip" Lutz
Chip Lutz is a retired Naval Officer and under his command as Commanding Officer of two different Naval facilities, both his teams received national recognition for setting new standards of service while maintaining high morale and high retention among team members. He also knows about meeting critical objectives during stressful conditions – having served as the Director of Security for Naval District Washington, DC during September 11th, 2001 – where he was responsible for the safety and security of 25 thousand people on 6 different Naval installations in the National Capital Region.
Chip is the author of 5 books and adjunct faculty for two colleges. He has earned the Certified Speaking Professional Designation (CSP) from the National Speaker's Association and the Certified Humor Professional Designation (CHP) from the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor
Speaker Website: http://www.unconventionalleader.com/
