Virtual Workshop Series Part III presented by Apex Systems with Live Q & A: Manage Your Stakeholder, Don’t Be Managed by Them– Workshop 1

Virtual (URL for the session will be provided prior to each weekly session)

Abstract:

NCPMI in partnership with Apex System is offering a Virtual Workshop Series on Time Management and Communications for All Practitioners. You must watch the on-demand webinar here prior to attending this live question and answer event. These sessions will be free for NCPMI Members and hosted online via ZOOM. 

Webinar Overview:

Are you managing" or being managed" by your stakeholders? Giving your stakeholders what they want is difficult enough but if you do not understand them even more so. If you don’t have a better idea of what makes them tick you will not be able to manage them. To truly be effective on complex teams or in complex partnerships, it requires a level of stakeholder analysis and management that most people are not prepared for. What is the worst that can happen? They will never work with you again! Ouch, that can be a career buster for sure. How do you deal with a multitasking, scene-stealing, micromanager?

Healthcare CoP: Diversity & Inclusion in Healthcare

Virtual Meeting – Conferencing details will be distributed prior to the meeting

About the Speaker:

 

 

LaWanda M. Simpkins, PhD is an independent scholar and founder and President of Creative Justice, Inc., a non-profit organization which specializes in creating spaces for conversations centered on social justice and advocacy. As an academic, Simpkins specializes in courses and curriculum development in areas directly connected with women’s & gender studies, race and adult education. Due to her extensive background, Simpkins approaches teaching and learning from a Freirean approach, which is radical in nature. Her research focuses on hegemonic norms and how dominant structures and ideologies affect the collective identity of marginalized populations, specifically Black and Brown people. Her terminal degree lies within Educational Studies with a concentration in Cultural Foundations. She also has a certificate in Women’s & Gender Studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She is a proud product of a Historically Black College & University (HBCU) holding a Master’s degree in Adult Education and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration Marketing from North Carolina A&T State University. Simpkins has extensive experience working with audiences on issues dealing with cultural competency, diversity and social justice and advocacy.