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For more information please visit: www.gwu.edu/cepl George Washington University's Center for Excellence in Public Leadership offers Enterprise Risk Management and Leadership Development programs designed to benefit public sector leaders and their organizations at all levels of government. CEPL's Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Certification is designed to provide public sector leaders with the knowledge and skill set to develop an ERM approach to handling strategic and operational risks throughout their organization. The certification introduces participants to the fundamental concepts, principles, and tools of ERM and also provides an environment to develop a draft risk profile for their area of responsibility and/or their organization as a whole. In addition, CEPL's Leadership Embodiment Coaching Program uses a holistic model of development and change – one that encompasses and accounts for the context in which public sector leaders live while simultaneously acknowledging their individual journeys in life.
Mission: The Center for Excellence in Public Leadership develops public leaders who make a positive difference in their organizations and for the people they serve.
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Join our vision of leadership transformation and expanded consciousness for the greater good. The applications are still open for the e-Co #Leadership #Coaching #Certification Program, launching on April 1st. Hear what our recent alumni had to say about the experience below. For more information and to apply: https://bit.ly/2NBgVvq
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REGISTER NOW: Join us for the "Organizational Change for a Rapid Reset in 2021" zoom event (2/4 at 1 EST) with James Stockmal, Naomi Stanford, William Zybach, and Richard Thayer. The event is free and open to the public.
For more info and to register: https://bit.ly/2YNJqIl
We hope you will enjoy this personal note of reflection on the need for unity in our country from the GW-CEPL Director of Executive Education and Coaching Programs Ina Gjikondi: https://bit.ly/3pMYl1p
To learn more about our e-CO Leadership Coaching Certification and to apply, visit: https://bit.ly/3tmTmH5
e-Co Leadership Coaching is a new vision for leadership and coaching in the world, providing the next generation of leaders, practitioners and organizations with a whole person and whole systems framework to deepen and expand consciousness in the world towards a flourishing One Humanity.The e-Co fra...
Lean In a Post-COVID world. Check out newest blog post from our faculty to learn more about our Lean Six Sigma Programs: https://sh1.sendinblue.com/acf42k74adt7e.html?t=1612287435
Do you have a dreaming practice yet? Here are some ideas from our faculty Bonnie Buckner Ph.D.
Did you know that dreaming is a response to our waking active experience? Engaging in a practice of dreaming brings us into relationship with our powerful spontaneous imagination, waking us up to creative aspects of the self. Once we begin to understand how to work with our dreams they show us where we are, where we want to go, what’s holding us back, and how to jump over our blocks.
Here’s a short tip that Bonnie Buckner Ph.D. suggests for remembering your dreams:
Go out and find a journal that you really like - something you enjoy to look at, that you feel excited about. Turn to the first blank page and at the top write the day’s date and then “Tonight I will have a clear dream and remember.” Put your pen on the page and go to sleep, ready to write anything that you remember when you wake up. Write everything - no editing! - whether its an image, a sentence, a snippet or what you feel is a “full dream”. See what happens!
Bonnie will be teaching more dreaming tools for the eCo Leadership Coaching Program - you’ll discover how looking inside helps us to develop important capacities like creativity, intuition, and spaciousness, helping us to develop our inner selves in order to be better coaches for others.
Until then… happy dreaming!
Check out our program: https://cepl.cps.gwu.edu/e-co-leadership-coaching-program-certification
e-Co Leadership Coaching is a new vision for leadership and coaching in the world, providing the next generation of leaders, practitioners and organizations with a whole person and whole systems framework to deepen and expand consciousness in the world towards a flourishing One Humanity.The e-Co fra...
Join us for a conversation with an alumna of the Executive Women's Leadership Program, Katharine Manning, about her new book, The Empathetic Workplace: 5 Steps to a Compassionate, Calm, and Confident Response to Trauma on the Job.
Conversation with Katharine will be followed by networking & small discussion groups!
For more info and to register: https://bit.ly/2LNvJq7
Join GW-CEPL and the MITRE Corporation for a Case Study Discussion on Addressing Mission & Ecosystem Risk through Public-Private Partnerships next Tuesday, 11.10 from 1-2 p.m. (EST)! To learn more about incredible speakers and to register, visit: https://bit.ly/2HOF67a
What can Dolly Parton teach us about authenticity and effective communication? Watch as 4x Emmy award winner Jan Fox shares her experience interviewing Dolly & learn how to expand your sphere of influence and become a more comfortable public speaker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGFoComh6yY
Here's a fun way to learn about leadership and meet OPM's 80-hour interagency training requirement in ECQs! Dr. Jared Peatman @gwcepl speaks on the leadership lessons from history that we can learn from the work of suffragist Alice Paul:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpHxBJtLoYY&feature=youtu.be
Dr. Jared Peatman speaks on the leadership lessons from history that we can learn from the work of suffragist Alice Paul. Paul is, arguably, the single most ...
Be That Agent for Change in the World through Coaching: Join Our Vision for One Humanity! https://sh1.sendinblue.com/vovvg74adt7e.html?t=1600201319
The Countdown is On! Register for our Green Belt Certification from GW CEPL today! https://sh1.sendinblue.com/vl0t874adt7e.html?t=1596659823
With the onset of the pandemic, the imperative for preparing women to advance in leadership positions has never been greater. "The New York Times" feature story (May 15) "Why Are Women-Led Nations Doing Better With Covid-19?" explores lessons from the current crisis.
The urgency of preparing women to lead is why we redesigned GWU-CEPL's Executive Women's Leadership Program to make it available ONLINE June 24-26th. Ina Gjikondi Leslie Grossman Britt Nwadiashi Lutricia Jackson Natalie Houghtby-Haddon
https://cepl.cps.gwu.edu/executive-womens-leadership-program
You are cordially invited to our LAST Co-VITA session (for the time being) at 1:00 p.m. EST today (5.1). We'll be joined by one of our alumna, Rochelle M. Howard, Dep. Director, DC Office of Police Complaints to talk about Managing Our Emotional Intelligence When We Cannot Name Our Emotions.
We are delighted to welcome a prominent attorney with expertise in trauma and victimization Kate Manning at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow (4.30) for a conversation on how to lead with compassion and empathy in times of crisis. Did you know, Kate happens to be an alumna of GW's Executive Women's Leadership Program?! So proud of our amazing alums who are making such a transformational difference in our world!
Register here: https://bit.ly/2VpBHj2
Join us at 1 pm (EST) tomorrow (4.29) for an enlightening discussion with Rich Tafel as we talk about recovering faith and hope in a pandemic, both individually and collectively. This session is open to people from all spiritual traditions and walks of life.
To register: https://bit.ly/3eDA6h2
It's not too late to join our session with Dr. Dana Cohen, The Quench Protocol in a Pandemic, today (4.28) at 1 pm (EST). We have 45 people signed up! Will you be the 46th? Hope to see you there!
To Register: https://bit.ly/2xN8d5D
Erik Mutén is back with us again today for a conversation on "The Scale of Subjective States: A Map for Shifting Consciousness" to help experience our inner and outer world in a more pleasurable way. Join us at 1 p.m. EST today (4.27)!
Registration link: https://bit.ly/3cF9jzk
For those spending the quarantine with their significant others, this is a session you definitely want to listen to!
Join us for a conversation on Intimacy in the Time of the Pandemic with partners and fellow coaches Amelia Perkins and Erik Muten at 1 p.m. EST tomorrow (4.24): https://bit.ly/2VMbt9o
We are about to start! If you haven't yet registered, we would love to have you join our Co-VITA session today (4/23) with the GW Center for Excellence in Public Leadership Executive Director Jim Robinson! We will begin at 1:00 pm EST!
Jim will be sharing his powerful insights and personal practices to help you move through your fears and chose vision and possibility in the midst of a crisis.
Registration link: https://bit.ly/34RYqXX
Please join our daily meet-ups from 1-2 pm (EST), and share these sessions with others who can benefit from the experience at this difficult time. Stay in touch, stay positive, stay well!
TOMORROW - How to Choose Vision and Possibility in the Face of Fear (4.23): https://bit.ly/34RYqXX
FRIDAY - Intimacy in the Time of the Pandemic: Navigating Upsets with Our Intimate Partners (4.24): https://bit.ly/2VMbt9o
The Scale of Subjective States: A Map for Shifting Consciousness (4.27): https://bit.ly/3cF9jzk
The Quench Protocol in a Pandemic (4.28): https://bit.ly/2xN8d5D
Leadership Medicine: Recovering Faith and Hope (4.29): https://bit.ly/3eDA6h2
Last chance to attend one of the remaining sessions of our series, "Co-VITA19 Social Medicine: Mobilizing Community Wellbeing through Leadership Conversations". Find more information about each upcoming session and speaker on the registration page.
Please join our daily meet-ups from 1-2 pm (EST), and share these sessions with others who can benefit from the experience at this difficult time. Stay in touch, stay positive, stay well!
TODAY - Embracing Adversity: Finding Freedom from Discomfort during Times of Disruption (4.22): https://bit.ly/3aHNazu
TOMORROW - How to Choose Vision and Possibility in the Face of Fear (4.23): https://bit.ly/34RYqXX
FRIDAY - Intimacy in the Time of the Pandemic: Navigating Upsets with Our Intimate Partners (4.24): https://bit.ly/2VMbt9o
The Scale of Subjective States: A Map for Shifting Consciousness (4.27): https://bit.ly/3cF9jzk
The Quench Protocol in a Pandemic (4.28): https://bit.ly/2xN8d5D
Leadership Medicine: Recovering Faith and Hope (4.29): https://bit.ly/3eDA6h2
Leading with Compassion and Empathy in Times of Crisis (4.30): https://bit.ly/2VpBHj2
Managing Our Emotional Intelligence When We Cannot Name Our Emotions (5.1): https://bit.ly/3eArqrT
Tomorrow (4/22) at 1 pm (EST) we are excited to welcome renown author and orthopedic spine surgeon David Hanscom, MD, for a conversation on "Embracing Adversity: Finding Freedom from Discomfort during Times of Disruption"!
We hope you can join us and share this session with others who might benefit!
Registration link: https://bit.ly/3aHNazu
How do you make that shift from stress to tranquility during times of uncertainty? Let's help each other do that! Join our meet-up tomorrow (4/21) at 1 p.m. (EST) for a conversation with impact investor and philanthropist Bonny Meyer!
REGISTRATION LINK: https://bit.ly/2R6qGjQ
There's still time to register for our meet-up today (4/20) at 1 p.m. (EST). We'll be working with @Stacey Guenther on meditation practices for leaning into love!
Two exciting sessions coming up tomorrow (4/17) and Saturday (4/18) from 1-2 pm (EST) with Ina Gjikondi and Molly Sturges.
FRIDAY: The Leadership Medicine: What Can We Learn from Nature (4/17): https://bit.ly/3a8iNSH
SATURDAY: Surfing Lessons for The Ocean of Uncertainty (4/18): https://bit.ly/2XbJ7b3
How do we develop strategic agility in a disruptive world? Join us from 1-2 pm (EST) tomorrow (4/16) for a conversation with Doug Maris and learn the five tools to help organizational leaders pivot fast.
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/3dgYO65
Join us from 1-2 p.m. (EST) tomorrow (4/15) for an enriching conversation with Dr. Giovanni D. Megighian on How our Lives Will Change: Provoking Thought and Creativity in Times of Uncertainty.
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/2WCGZZg
Let's get up on our feet and get moving! Join us from 1-2 pm (EST) tomorrow (4/14) for Walk-and-Talk: Guided Group and Peer Coaching Experience in Nature with Julia Karpeisky and Nancy Rohrer Sanchez.
Register here: https://bit.ly/2X1iAx2
Important: The walking part of this exercise is an experiment. Please click on the registration link for more details.
What is the antidote to fear, if not courage? What medicine can one offer in time of suffering, if not kindness? Would you agree that human connection and hope we can give to each other, as ONE HUMANITY, be more viral that the coronavirus itself?
We certainly believe so! That's why we are continuing the Co-VITA meet-ups through the end of April! Take a look at what's coming up for us. Registration links are included below!
Special ask: Please share this information with others who need community support at this difficult time!
Registration links:
TUESDAY: Walk-and-Talk: Guided Group and Peer Coaching Experience in Nature (4/14): https://bit.ly/2X1iAx2
WEDNESDAY: How our Lives Will Change: Provoking Thought and Creativity in Times of Uncertainty (4/15): https://bit.ly/2WCGZZg
THURSDAY: Strategic Agility in a Disruptive World: Five Tools to Help Your Leaders Pivot Fast (4/16): https://bit.ly/3dgYO65
FRIDAY: The Leadership Medicine: What Can We Learn from Nature (4/17): https://bit.ly/3a8iNSH
SATURDAY: Surfing Lessons for The Ocean of Uncertainty (4/18): https://bit.ly/2XbJ7b3
Beloved GW-CEPL community, - join us from 1-2 pm (EST) tomorrow (4/10) for last Zoom meet-up of the week, The Beloved Community: Using Art and Storytelling, with Laurie Marshall
Register here: https://bit.ly/2wpjDfb
Learn more about the Co-VITA19 Social Medicine:Mobilizing Community Wellbeing through Leadership
Important: Please come prepared with paper, pencil, pen and markers or colored pencils. You do NOT need to be an artist to get a lot of this experience!
Join us from 1-2 pm (EST) tomorrow (4/9) for a Zoom meet-up with Julia Karpeisky and Nancy Sanchez. Together we will learn how we can deepen our impact, and lead from our voice!
Register here: https://bit.ly/2Wxx5YY
Learn more about Julia and Nancy's work here: https://deepenimpact.com/event-highlights
Sharing an excerpt from our recording of the Monday's session with Molly Sturges on "Finding Your Calm in Perilous Times".
See the recording here: https://bit.ly/2XgmuCh
In a few minutes, Molly, who is a wonderful composer, artistic director, educator, leadership coach, and an adjunct at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design, walks through a powerful humming practice, which can help build your immunity, find calm and resource yourselves at this difficult time.
For those interested in scientific research backing this, take a look at this article: https://bit.ly/3bZoByk
Learn more about our Co-VITA19 Social Medicine:Mobilizing Community Wellbeing through Leadership initiative
Special BONUS: For those interested in additional sets of resources, including meditation and breathing practices, guiding questions from Molly Sturges, please email Kateryna Stefania at [email protected].
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We are excited to have Wendy Swire back with us from 1-2 pm (EST) tomorrow, (4/8) for a session on Conversational IQ: Enhance the Quality of your Conversations to Build Trust and Build Safety in Covid-19! We hope you can join in!
Register here: https://bit.ly/2JugUUF
Check out the new blogpost series we're publishing at GW Center for Excellence in Public Leadership to help communities mobilize against covid19 with resilience and wellbeing. Thank you Dan Newby and Ina Gjikondifor your contributions to this post on Emotional First Aid in a Pandemic: https://bit.ly/2yAaBwv
Contributors: Kateryna Pyatybratova, Dan Newby and Ina Gjikondi When the call came in, it felt surreal. A voice on the other end of the line explained that my 74-year-old stepfather was rushed to the emergency room after experiencing difficulties breathing.
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"Both victims and offenders can exhale with a sigh of relief as they ‘mend fences’ and feel heard and empowered." Watch why The Restorative Justice Team Office of the Attorney General has won a Cafritz Award.
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Today is the last day to nominate DC Government employees or teams for the 17th Annual Cafritz Awards! Take the time to recognize people who have truly impacted the District! Nominate: www.cafritzawards.org
Each year, five individual winners receive a $7,500 cash prize and a winning team receives a $15,000 cash prize for being honored for the Cafritz Awards! Nominate a DC Government employee or team who deserves this award by November 30th. www.cafritzawards.org
Public servants make our community stronger. Nominate yourself or someone you know for the the 16th Annual Cafrtiz Awards: http://bit.ly/2eUBAnM
The deadline is just around the corner! Nominate someone you know for the 2016 Cafritz Awards at cafritzawards.org. ----- 5 winners will each receive $7,500. A team of DC Government innovators will receive a $15,000 prize!
Find out how Cafritz Awards winner Michael Kharfen went above and beyond to educate and engage our community in the prevention and testing for HIV/AIDs and tuberculosis, increasing public awareness, tolerance and saving precious lives. ------ Nominate someone you know for the 2016 Cafritz Awards: www.cafritzawards.org
Join us for the Accelerated Executive Leadership Development Program and Create Strategies To Change Your Life And Organization in Six Months. You can apply here: http://cepl.cps.gwu.edu/accelerated-executive-leadership-development-program-aeldp
Enterprise Risk Management provides public sector professionals and contractors the tools to make strategic decisions with the appropriate balance of performance, cost and risk. ------ Learn more: http://bit.ly/1LWyTdr
City of Takoma Park Mayor Bruce Williams remarks on the value of partnering with GWU in the creation of the Institute for Regional Excellence. Read the full Q&A: http://bit.ly/1Otyw0Z.
A year's worth of wonderful memories. Congratulations PEMM Cohort 26!
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