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CEG Inclusive Leadership Journey

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Program Topics and Activities Before the Program Leader Behavior Analysis II® (LBAII®) Assessment (30 min) Learning Sessions Session 1: Building Leadership Agility Using SLII® Concepts (4 hours) In this introduction to SLII® session, you'll learn an intuitive, practical leadership framework that matches the developmental level of an employ - ee on a task with the optimal levels of direction and support they need to succeed. The goal of this session is to enable you to successfully use a proven model for developing others based on their task-specific level of confidence, compe- tence, and motivation. Topics: ■ Over-Supervision Versus Under-Supervision ■ "Just Right" Leadership ■ Three Skills of SLII ■ Goal Setting ■ Diagnosing ■ Matching ■ Rescripting Leadership Style Conversations ■ Role-Play and Practice Key Takeaway: At the end of this session, you will be able to enhance your ability to provide the right level of support and direction to team members with differing abilities, experience, and work styles. Prework for Session 2 Session 2: Embracing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (3 hours) The goal of this session is to broaden your per- spective around your and other's experiences of dimensions of diversity, power, and privilege. We will explore ways to build a culture where conscious inclusion is embedded in business systems and processes. We will investigate ways to configure opportunity, interaction, and com- munication to realize the potential of diversity. And we'll also identify ways to foster a sense of belonging where everyone feels welcome to grow, connect, and contribute. Topics: ■ Explain the Dangers of Stereotypes in the Workplace ■ Recognize How Culture and Media Reinforce Unconscious Stereotypes ■ Identify Dimensions of Diversity that have Shaped Your Professional Opportunities and Choices ■ Explain the Importance of Acknowledging and Discussing our Differences ■ Make a Personal Connection Between Diversity Factors and Your Relationship to Various Types of Privilege Key Takeaway: At the end of this session you will be able to shape a workplace culture of inclusion and belonging, where all employees feel visible and valued. Prework for Session 3

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