About this Event
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Unlock Your Leadership Potential!
Are you a mid-level manager seeking to elevate your leadership skills within Employment and Community Inclusion? Look no further! The Recruit, Cultivate Retain (RCR) Leadership Series is here to empower you with the tools, strategies, and collaborative network needed to excel in your role.
Series Highlights:
? Re-Energize Your Leadership: Revitalize your approach to leadership and gain fresh perspectives to inspire your team.
? Solve Complex Problems: Learn effective problem-solving techniques to address the challenges unique to service provider agencies.
? Share and Collaborate: Connect with a diverse group of experienced managers, fostering a community of support and knowledge-sharing.
Why Join RCR:
? Discover intentional development, uncover your strengths, and enhance your professional growth with insights into the latest trends and best practices in Employment and Community Inclusion.
? Foster innovative solutions to enhance recruitment, cultivation, and retention strategies.
? Elevate your leadership prowess through interactive discussions and hands-on activities.
? Expand your professional network by connecting with like-minded peers and experts.
Series Details:
? Thursday, April 18, 2024 and Friday, April 19, 2024<h4>
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⏰ Day 1: 9:30am – 6:00pm (all meals of the day included)
?Continental breakfast begins at 8:00 a.m.
?Optional networking from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
⏰Day 2: 9:30am – 6:00pm (all meals of the day included)
?Continental breakfast begins at 8:00 a.m.
? Location: Cranaleith Spiritual Center, 13475 Proctor Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19116
? Follow-up Virtual Check – Ins: TBD
Bethany Friedl, MBA, CESP received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Family Life Education from Concordia University, St. Paul and a Master of Business Administration from Iowa State University.
She has worked in the field of employment services since 2011 first as an Employment Consultant (Job Coach) and then as an Employment Services Manager, going on to develop training for staff in a variety of areas.
She is very passionate about helping individuals with disabilities to be as independent as possible through supports designed to disappear! Bethany first started working with Networks for Training and Development as a consultant but is thrilled to join the company full time in 2022!
In her spare time, Bethany enjoys crafting, baking, reading and watching movies with her husband and two fur babies.
Joe Murphy, CESP first joined the Networks team in 1998 working with the CareerNet program finding employment for folks with significant disabilities. He left for four years to continue working with the CareerNet folks after the program was transferred to another provider. Joe returned to Networks as the Transition and Employment Coordinator where he lends assistance to various people and projects regarding employment, transition services, and Assistive Technology (AT).
While not initially involved in the field of developmental disabilities, Joe discovered his passion after meeting a person and her supporters at a community pool and offered to lend a hand. Since then (1997), has worked within various community support projects, always coaching people to live full and independent lives, always striving towards their best.
He is a Certified Employment Support Professional and has been certified as a life coach for business. Joe is also an active member of various community groups in and around Philadelphia. You can often find Joe sharing his other passion – football – coaching young people in various school and community programs. He is a graduate of Philadelphia’s first Communication Mentors’ Course, the Employment Mentors’ Course, and many other programs re: employment transition and/or AT. Joe resides in Philadelphia, PA with his wife and 2 children.
Megan Miller was raised by a single mother in rural Pennsylvania, inflicted with a speech impediment and never feeling like she fit in. The first thing that ever made her feel worthy & that she had something to contribute to this world was her job in sales & resulted in 15 years of being laser focused on climbing the corporate ladder.
After achieving the job of her dreams, the one that would fix all the ‘things’, running sales for a $1B hospitality organization, she had a mental breakdown on the busiest highway in Philadelphia (talk about the irony in that)
Megan, mask down & human first, shares her own addictions to achieving, the resulting feelings of resentment and shame, & the lessons that it took her a lifetime to learn.
The power of intentional microsteps, that she still uses today, created this beautiful ripple impact that affected how she read the emails, showed up in the boardroom and at home, and transformed her life from existing to living & you can too.
She wants to write you the permission slip she needed for so long, to put down the mask you’ve been taught to hide behind and feel seen, human first. She wants to provide you with tangible tools to move from living to make it to Friday to living a life that you want to be a part of, on your terms, and as part of a community.
Caring for yourself… it doesn’t happen alone.
Get in touch with Bethany Friedl at Networks to set up a time to chat.
Email her at [email protected]
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Funding provided by Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Cranaleith Spiritual Center, 13475 Proctor Road, Philadelphia, United States
USD 200.00 to USD 400.00