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The Engaging Technology Leader

This webinar is about the new science behind social and emotional intelligence. Research shows that emotional intelligence is responsible for 58% of your job performance, and that emotionally intelligent professionals make on average 30% more money than their lower EQ counterparts. As a leader in science/technology, if you can't engage others around you and emotionally connect your ideas and the importance of your work, you can't create true change. In fact, it is more important than ever in this age to be able to connect your passion with your audience's heart.

As a scientist or a technologist, it can be easy to fall in love with the data and research, but most importantly we have to learn how to influence those around us to take action. This interactive webinar is an exploration of what social and emotional intelligence is and how leaders can deepen their emotional intelligence skills to advance their professional leadership. By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: 1) define social and emotional intelligence (SEI); 2) understand and learn why developing SEI is important to their career; and 3) understand what actions they can take to start further developing their SEI.

Presenter

Diana Lowe
As a Certified Social and Emotional Intelligence Coach, Diana helps Technology Leaders organizations and leaders develop their EQ and communication skills to inspire their teams to higher performance levels, creatively solve problems, and positively impact their bottom line. Early in her career, as an American ex-pat, Diana lived and worked in countries including Mexico, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the Netherlands giving her a deep and intimate knowledge and invaluable experience of working first hand in a variety of cultures.

As a Former Dale Carnegie Master Trainer, Diana worked with Directors and Senior Executives in Fortune 500 companies to transform their team spirit and communication, turning low-performing teams to highly productive and engaged teams. Some of her clients have included leaders and teams from Whole Foods, VMware, Microsemi, National Instruments, Spiceworks, IBM, and HP to name a few. She uses her expertise and experience to coach executives and business leaders on creating high performing teams. Diana calls San Diego home. When she is not playing with her two little girls or hanging with her hubby you can see her on stage doing stand-up comedy . . .and if you are wondering no she is not that funny.