Dayton Lunch N Learn
sponsored by
February 28, 2017
Dayton Racquet Club, 40 N. Main St., Ste 2900, Dayton
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
$30/WiBN Members and
BBB Accredited Businesses and Charities
$35/Others
Creative Conflict
Conflict is a gap between what we believe to be true and something that contradicts it. Conflict is not inherently bad. Our negative emotional reactions create the dissonance. The moment you judge one idea superior or inferior to another, you move away from an opportunity to learn from differences and closer to conflict, which is polarizing and stops conversation. Just because you have differences doesn’t mean you have to be in conflict; conflict happens after you’ve drawn a judgment. If you can avoid the judgment, you can avoid the conflict. If you do find yourself in conflict, this Lunch N Learn will provide you with skills and tools to successfully navigate it and figure out how to avoid it in the future.
Speakers: Kathy Hollingsworth & Meredith Hollingsworth
Kathy Hollingsworth has more than 40 years of experience in coaching individuals and organizations to their highest potential. She helps individuals and organizations become high performers and facilitates dialogue to create strategic outcomes. Her experience includes coaching and managing both processes and people, facilitating authentic dialogue, developing creative strategies, managing internal and external customers and selling products and services. Kathy spent twenty-nine years in banking, prior to forming Innovative InterChangeŽ Inc. in 2003. Kathy earned a bachelor’s degree in geography from Wittenberg University and an MBA from Case Western University.
Meredith Hollingsworth joined iiChange in January of 2015 and understands the joy and power of helping individuals and organizations be and become their best. Since her start at iiChange, she has facilitated workshops, strategic planning and managed ongoing projects for clients. She is also skilled in content management and digital media design. Prior to joining iiChange, Meredith worked as a researcher and program assistant in DC. She received her bachelors in American studies from American University.
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