Inspiring, Empowering and Developing Rising Stars

Thursday November 14, 2024

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Facilitator: Dr. Peter Langton

Bryant University

 

Identifying and developing employees who will grow into the next generation of institutional leaders is essential to the long term health of any organization. But it can be difficult to know how to coach these "rising star" employees to reach their potential. In this session, supervisors will learn the skills to:

  • Understand your employees career objectives, and connect individual career aspirations to future opportunities within the institution

  • Build employee loyalty in order to keep high performers invested

  • Provide opportunities for employee growth while they remain in their current position

  • Facilitate mentoring relationships that can help your employees reach the next level

Facilitator: Dr. Peter Langton

Dr. Langton started as therapist and quickly transitioned to working with organizations to select, develop, and coach leaders. After over 20 years working in Training and Development, Human Resources, and Strategic Planning, Dr. Langton saw the need to focus on developing confident leaders as an organizational priority.

Dr. Langton has served as a Training Coordinator, Director of Training and Development, Assistant Vice President for Human Resources, Vice President of Human Resources, and Executive Vice President in various industries serving retail, insurance, finance, manufacturing, and higher education. Dr. Langton has also served as a Visiting Professor at Wheaton College and is currently an Adjunct Faculty in the Management Department at Stonehill College

Through his various positions and experience, Peter has seen firsthand how hiring and developing the right person can be the spark the moves an organization from mediocrity to success. We’ve all experienced ineffective management and poor supervisors. The difference between success and failure is a combination of the right organizational culture and the right support.

Program Fee:

A fee of $90.00 per participant will be billed to each institution, which includes parking and continental breakfast.