PMITLH February Virtual Chapter Meeting - 2/1/2021, 6 - 8pm.
6 - 6:30pm: Overview: 2021 Board President Karen Scott will review highlights of what PMITLH is lining up for 2021 and how members can get involved.
6:30 - 8pm: Overview: Buddy Herrell's presentation on Four Pillars of Leadership Credibility.
Leadership is the relationship between people who aspire to lead and those who choose whether or not to follow and it hinges on the leader’s credibility, which is difficult to build and easy to lose. Merriam Webster defines credibility as the following, “The quality or power of inspiring belief or being accepted as trustworthy, real, or honest”. We will discuss the four pillars or elements which are at the heart of credibility:
1. Integrity – Do you do what you say?
2. Compassion – Do you care about those in your charge?
3. Power Skills – Are you able to influence others?
4. Results – Are you motivated by ambition or achievement to get results?
Bio: Buddy Herrell has a degree in History from FSU and a Master in Religious Education. He was a supervisor and an executive trainer with Target Corporation He has worked in Healthcare for over 14 years facilitating leadership development. He is a certified facilitator in Emotional Intelligence, Crucial Conversations, Crucial Accountability and other leadership courses. Buddy is currently a Leadership Development Trainer with HCA Healthcare.
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