Harnessing Emotional Intelligence for Leadership in Youth Development

A dynamic discussion between Dr. Toledo and Dr. Danielle Cox on the latest trends and best practices in youth development.
About this Event

Join us for an engaging LinkedIn Live session hosted by Dr. Sonia Toledo, featuring Dr. Danielle R. Moss Cox, a seasoned leader in youth development. This discussion will delve deep into the role of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) in shaping effective leadership within organizations focused on serving children, youth, and families. Dr. Cox will answer key questions that explore the relationship between personal motivation, EQ development, and leadership impact, providing attendees with actionable insights and strategies for personal and organizational growth.
In this session, you will:
- Discover the inspirations behind Dr. Cox's dedication to the youth development sector and how her EQ journey has influenced her leadership style.
- Learn how Dr. Cox has developed her EQ over her career and how this personal growth has enabled her to navigate professional challenges.
- Gain insights into how EQ can be effectively translated into team training and development, enhancing team success and organizational culture.
- Reflect on the continuing impact of EQ on leadership in the youth development sector and gather expert advice for integrating EQ into your own leadership practices.
Expert Advice: Dr. Cox will also share a pivotal piece of advice she received that has significantly shaped her ability to lead with emotional intelligence.
Who is Dr. Danielle Cox?
Dr. Danielle Cox has been a leader in the nonprofit and educational access spaces for over 20 years. She currently serves as CEO of Oliver Scholars, a 40 year old education and leadership development organization in New York City. In 2023, Crain's New York named her among New York's Notable Black Leaders. Her 1028 TEDTalk on The Forgotten Middle has garnered over 2M views. Dr. Cox currently serves as Board Secretary of Everyday Democracy, an organization devoted to democracy and civic engagement, and as Board Chair of The New York Women's Foundation. She received her BA in English Literature and History with a concentration in Black Studies from Swarthmore College and earned her MA, Ed.M and Ed.D. degrees from Teachers College, Columbia University.
Whether you're an aspiring leader or a seasoned professional, this conversation will equip you with the knowledge and tools to incorporate EQ into your leadership approach effectively. Register now to join this transformative discussion.