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#WECAN Workshop: Looking back to move forward - Reflective practice

10.00 - 12.00
18 Aug 2021
Online event

#WECAN (Women Empowered through Coaching and Networking) project aims to enhance the resilience and growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by building the leadership skills, capabilities and opportunities of women in the Leeds City Region.

Please note

Please note: masterclasses are exclusively for those eligible and participating in the #WECAN project – you must have completed an eligibility check and diagnostic with us before onboarding and attending this event.

If you aren’t already part of the #WECAN project and would like to found out more please complete a short enquiry form.

Reflective practice helps us to gain a deeper understanding of ourselves allowing us to recognise what we do well.

In this session you will:

Reflect on the impact of leadership and management styles and decision-making on organisational success
Use models to personally reflect and make informed changes
Set our own developmental strategies to enhance personal progression

Speaker

The session will be led by #WECAN Delivery Lead, Kenny Greenough. Kenny is a Senior Lecturer at Edge Hill University where he has worked since 2008. Kenny holds Senior Fellowship status of the Higher Education Academy and is a University Fellow for Teaching and Learning. Kenny has coached within professional level sport and holds a prestigious internationally recognised coaching qualification. His approach is always underpinned in his professional engagement with the real-world coaching industry.

The session will be hosted using MS Teams - a meeting link will be sent to you in advance.