SGMP Webinar: RESET Your Buttons - Navigating Changes in Government Meeting Planning

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SGMP Webinar: RESET Your Buttons - Navigating Changes in Government Meeting Planning

Thursday, December 05, 2024, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST

Category: Webinars

RESET Your Buttons - Navigating Changes in Government Meeting Planning

Core Competency: Leadership

Date: Thursday, December 5, 2024 @ 1:00pm ET

As a government meeting planner, you juggle a constant stream of changing teams, evolving events, and complex stakeholders. Are you feeling overwhelmed or perhaps just a bit worn out? Join us for a transformative virtual session with Mary Elizabeth Murphy, CPCC, ORSCC, a seasoned industry expert and author of RESET Your Buttons. Mary Elizabeth will share her proven strategies for building solid and resilient teams and navigating the challenges of a dynamic government environment. In this interactive session, you'll learn:

The 4 phases of team development – it's always in motion
Practical strategies for building and maintaining strong team relationships
Tips for adapting to changing teams and event requirements
The importance of utilizing the RESET Your Buttons Model, Method, and Mindset at work, at home and in your community

Don't miss this opportunity to:

Gain valuable insights from a leading industry expert
Connect with other government meeting planners
Discover actionable tools for enhancing your team's performance

Mary Elizabeth Murphy

With nearly 30 years of experience working directly with clients, Mary Elizabeth is a reliable, results-driven expert in team dynamics, development, and cohesion. As CEO and owner of S.T.A.R. Resources and author of RESET Your Buttons, she has been teaching the skills to earn more, achieve more, and produce more since 1993. Enhancing interpersonal relationships and increasing effectiveness and productivity in the workplace is her passion. Encouraging women in leadership in the workplace is another of her passions. The Small Business Administration awarded Mary Elizabeth the NC Women in Business Champion of the Year for her commitment to the advancement of women’s business ownership. She was named one of Mecklenburg Times and North Carolina Lawyers Weekly 50 Most Influential Women and T+D Magazine named her one of six recipients of the prestigious Training’s New Guard for her ability to inspire others with her passion, determination, and success.