Leading & Managing - a Workshop for New Leaders in the Construction Industry

Description

In this 3 hour session Scott Morin will be unpacking the difference between leadership and management and why you need to be intentional in both areas as you develop in a position that has direct reports.

For those of you that attended Scott’s talk at the OCA Symposium on April 22nd, this will be a deeper and more practical dive on his one hour talk on “Leading and Managing - they are different and you need to do both”. If you did not attend this talk, it is not mandatory as a prerequisite. OCA has a recording should you want to review in advance.

9-10 AM - What happens when you are willingly put into a leadership position? What are the challenges associated with that and what level of transformation is required of you (because you owe it to your team).

  • The 5 levels of leadership
  • The 5 dysfunctions of a team

10-11 AM - What does intentional leadership look like?

  • What is an intentional culture?
  • The people analyzer tool
  • What are the 5 things great leaders do? 

11-12 AM - What does intentional management look like?

  • Team meetings and 1:1s
  • The three strike rule
  • What are the 5 things great managers do?

Everyone attending this session will leave with a workbook and practical exercises for all of the above. They will also receive a copy of the book “Leading Matters” by Mike Morin.

Speaker

 Scott Morin

Scott is a former business development executive and CEO who is now a Certified EOS Implementer® teaching a system for running a high functioning organization that is focused on a shared vision. Scott has implemented this system across over 40 companies in the Ottawa area with a special focus on construction.

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