Duration: 1 hour
Price: Free
The world of financial services was abruptly moved from office buildings into homes almost overnight. The return to the physical office and hallway interactions will take much longer than anticipated, if at all for some employees. Disruption in the world around them while maintaining the highest level of external and internal customer service is causing unprecedented levels of stress. The challenges of leading, staying connected, and maintaining organizational culture with remote employees will require better methods of communication for all leaders at all levels. This webinar will reveal ways to upskill employees with the tools needed to not only address the leadership challenges of today but enhance your organization’s culture — resulting in better conversations and performance.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
- The 4 types of disruptions the financial services industry can expect to face in the future.
- How taking a systemic approach to better conversations can address these disruptions, build a strong organizational culture, and drive performance.
- Approaches taken by successful financial service firms to stay agile and prepare for a transformed world.
Build a strong organizational culture with Better Conversations Every Day, available in a live-online option delivered by our experts or as a licensed program.
Shelley Thompkins
Leadership Solutions Partner – Global Markets
Center for Creative Leadership
Shelley works with global clients as a Leadership Solutions Partner at the Center for Creative Leadership helping leaders become extraordinary performers, visionaries, collaborators as well as critical and strategic thinkers. Her focus is designing and delivering highly regarded leadership programs for managers and executives that escalate CCL’s brand of delivering Results That Matter. Shelley also serves as a CCL feedback coach and Organization Workshop facilitator. Shelley brings to CCL over 20 years of experience in market-leading organizations and Fortune 500 corporations and 10 years in the financial services industry. Her collaborative leadership style is used to build consensus to improve skills and knowledge which has led to improved employee performance and engagement, leadership effectiveness, and improved organizational outcomes.
Tim Davisson
Leadership and Organizational Solutions Regional Manager – Latin America
Center for Creative Leadership
Tim Davisson leads the Latin American business development efforts for CCL, where he brings over 15 years of experience in developing global leadership and culture solutions for Fortune 1000 organizations around the world. He has experience managing and being a thought-partner with organizations who want to scale development and link development to business outcomes supporting culture change, specifically as part of merger and acquisitions in the financial services industry. In addition to his role in Latin America, Tim is a member of the CCL Financial Services vertical and manages some of the largest FinServ clients at CCL. Tim also has extensive experience in the supporting development in manufacturing and multi-corporation (large family run organizations) and retail sectors. Tim is natively fluent in English, conversational Spanish, and has a working knowledge of Portuguese.
Adam Neiberg
Financial Services Program Manager
Center for Creative Leadership
Adam Neiberg is the Financial Services Program Manager for CCL, where he brings 18 years of experience in the Financial Services industry. Adam utilizes his experience and networks to provide oversight, support, and expertise for leadership and organizational solutions for CCL’s global financial service practice. In this role, he is the subject matter expert for design decisions impacting the client’s CCL experience and provides thoughtful leadership and support for the overall strategic direction of the practice. He also focuses on business development to create long-term value for CCL with an emphasis on growing and strengthening our financial services relationships and partnering with colleagues.
