The Unspoken Message: Saying What You Mean & Deciphering Messaging When Others Don't with Lacy AlanaIn our modern world, we're more connected to our colleagues, friends, and families than ever, and it has never been easier to send quick bits of information to others. However, a lot still gets lost in translation, and communication often breaks down - despite all of the tools we use. People don't always say what they mean - and they don't always mean what they say - which can result in a mismatch between what someone intended to communicate - and what was received by the other parties. This series will explore this communication nuance and will equip attendees to understand the function and meaning of underlying messaging from others, while also equipping attendees with tools to infuse clarity into conversations by naming the unspoken truths of the exchange. Week 1: Understanding Communication: The Rules We All Use, But Don't Always KnowWeek 2: Naming Truths: Removing Subtext to More Effectively ConnectWeek 3: Deciphering Meaning and Creating Communication ClarityWeek 4: Bringing it all togetherEach workshop’s content is intentionally standalone, however, each session also builds on earlier material.

Executive Presence --The Series - with Alice Mar RocherExecutive presence is essential to successful leaders, and establishing it can sometimes feel elusive. It means making great impressions, having a keen self and other-awareness, demonstrating emotional intelligence, building strong relationships, and maximizing your influence for high impact, and so much more! Join us to build your leadership presence in this four-part series.Session 1: Develop Your Credibility with a Unique Warm, Strong, and Valuable Leadership PresenceSession 2: Enhance Your Self and Other-Awareness to Demonstrate Flexibility and Build Positive RelationshipsSession 3: Maximize Your Influence Through Powerful Communication For Better Collaboration, Bigger Impact for Mutual Gain Session 4: Shape and Manage Your Reputation and Brand in Good Times, and for Bad Times, When They ComeEach workshop’s content is intentionally standalone, however, each session also builds on earlier material.

The Asian American Cultural Center with Host Barry Silverberg and Special Guest Amy Wong MokThe Asian American Cultural Center with Host Barry Silverberg and Special Guest Amy Wong Mok The episode will be recorded and posted on the Center for Nonprofit Studies Civil Society web page.