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David Cory, M.A. is a leadership development specialist known for his expertise in applying the concept of emotional intelligence to leadership development for individual and organizational performance improvement. David founded his company in 1998 and has worked with leaders in progressive organizations all over the world. 

Jill Cory, B.A., is an author and experienced trainer and group facilitator who has taught courses and facilitated workshops for the past 25 years. A focus of Jill’s work has been on developing safe and equitable workplaces in healthcare and not-for-profit sectors. 

Jill is the co-author of When Love Hurts, A Woman’s Guide to Abuse in Relationships, published by Penguin Random House. She has also published many other reports and policy documents including Making Connections Facilitator Guide and the SHE Framework: Safety and Health Enhancement for Women Experiencing Abuse, A Toolkit for Heath Care Providers and Planners.

What does it mean to lead with heart and what does the science say about leading with heart? Join Jill and David Cory from EITC as they discuss the creation of EITC’s newest course The Heart and Science of Leadership. They will talk about why the course was created, how the course is based on research and evidence-based practice. And finally, why this course has the potential to improve leadership and change lives. 

In this presentation, you will:

1. Learn a model of transformational leadership and the connection with heart
2. Learn about the science of leadership
3. Take away suggestions for improving your own leadership skills

Anyone who aspires to be a leader should attend.

Competency: Strategy, Learning and Development

All login information will be sent to you via email the day prior to the session.

Both registration and payment are required for every person attending this webinar. Questions about registration or receipt can be directed to pd@cphrbc.ca. 
Note: If you have not received your login access information the day prior to the webinar date, or for inquiries regarding online workshops, please email or call 604.684.7228.