Community Building to Maximize Learning

Community Building to Maximize Learning

One of the most fundamental tools for learning is the Building of Community.  When you have a strong community you have better relationships, more trust, deeper conversations, greater support and more positive risk taking.  In this session I will share some of the most effective tools, frameworks and models on ‘how to build community’. 

Key learning points:

• The 6 Questions that work for Building Community
• The Architecture for creating community
• Ice Breakers that create community
• Research on building ‘Social Capital’

Date & Time: Tuesday, February 8, 2011

5:00-5:30 pm New Member Orientation
5:30-6:00 pm Networking
6:00-8:30 pm Dinner and Presentation
Cost: Members - $30, Non-members - $40

Location:

Crowne Plaza Hotel
SAWGRASS MILLS SUNRISE
13400 W SUNRISE BLVD
SUNRISE, FL 33323

About Our Presenter:

Jeff R. Boyd, MS, is the founder of Operation Explore, Inc., a boutique learning and development firm with a niche in experiential learning and development. Whether the programs involve Culture Change, Leadership Development, Team Development & Community Building Jeff has an ability to create innovative, engaging, high-impact learning.

Prior to founding Operation Explore, Jeff was an internal consultant for the Management Education Department at Pratt & Whitney. Jeff helped internalize a culture change - roll-out for leadership development to shift from a hierarchical organization to a team based organization.

At Operation Explore, assignments have taken him from Rome to Sydney, Barcelona to

A few recent clients include: McDonald’s, Kaman Corporation, Genzyme, Boehringer Ingelheim, Hovnanian Enterprises, University of Connecticut, and

Educational Background: Jeff has a B.S. in Psychology and a Masters in Industrial/Organizational Psychology. A qualified user for a variety of assessment tools including: The Myers Briggs Type Indicator, Firo-B, DiSC, Thomas Kilman Conflict Mode Indicator, 360 Feedback Instruments and Team Management Systems.