The Rolling Stones Got it Wrong
Keynote by Dr. Erika Michalski
Dr. Erika Michalski is coming to share what Mick Jagger and Keith Richards didn’t realize about satisfaction. Turns out you CAN get it ... if you know how.
This keynote marries research from the fields of neuro science and positive psychology as it invites you to consider how you are cultivating your own sense of satisfaction. Anchored in practical application and balanced with humor (along with flecks of Dr. Erika’s favorite accessory, glitter), this high energy session will leave you with a fresh perspective about satisfaction - both as it applies to your own life and as it relates to the organizational cultures you are part of.
To connect with Dr. Erika or learn more about how she helps people leverage who they are to get where they want to be check out the links below.
Strategically Authentic Dr. Erika Michalski on LinkedIn
NoCo Works had its official launch at the 2023 Workforce Symposium at the Aims Community College Welcome Center in Greeley on Tuesday, September 26th. The Symposium, presented by Larimer County Economic and Workforce Development (LCEWD) and Employment Services of Weld County (ESWC), served as the perfect opportunity to kickoff NoCo Works, which is a regional coalition to create a holistic and aligned talent and workforce network in Northern Colorado. NoCo Works is a collaborative effort that actualizes the commitments of the two county workforce development teams’ memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed by Larimer and Weld’s County Commissioners in September of 2022.
NoCo Works focuses on six key areas, and each has a task-driven committee generating regional-driven deliverables: Economic Inclusion, External Barriers, Business Resources, Training and Development, Talent Pipeline and Work-based Learning. “In order for NoCo Works' mission to be sustained, we must have this initiative owned and led by our community and our local businesses,” said Kelsey Baun, Regional Talent Program Manager for LCEWD and project lead of NoCo Works.
Both of the county's workforce directors, Mark Johnston of Larimer County, and Karina Amaya-Ragland of Weld County, sit on the NoCo Works steering committee, signaling the regional commitment to engage the public workforce systems in northern Colorado.
NoCo Works is actively recruiting members for all six committees. To get engaged with NoCo Works, connect with Kelsey or the NoCo Works LinkedIn page.
Email Kelsey Baun NoCo Works LinkedIn
Dain Johnson Rev 0 Consulting presented One-on-One Meetings: A Powerful Tool for Growing Your Organization
Discover why one-on-one meetings are the key to foster business growth, improve retention, and deliver
performance excellence. As an engineer-turned-psychologist and leadership coach, Dain will share his
expertise on creating structured and purposeful one-on-one meetings that go beyond casual chats and truly
contribute to the growth of businesses and people. Whether you are a manager seeking to improve your
team’s performance or you are aiming to strengthen your connection with your manager and peers, you can
use one-on-one meetings to accomplish your goals. With Dain's guidance, you will learn practical strategies
for conducting effective one-on-one meetings, enhancing communication, trust, rapport, engagement, and
ultimately driving both personal and business outcomes.
Email with Dain Rev 0 Consulting
Kyle Majchrowski and Christine Sosnowski with Ripple Intent presented Trust in the Hybrid Working World
Most people would agree that trust is a fundamental trait of high-performing teams and the foundation for
getting people to work together effectively. Yet trust often erodes at work, slowly and over time, resulting in
declining team synergy and directly impacting people. Kyle and Christine will lead an interactive workshop
that dives deeply into our working environment – in person, hybrid, and remote. We will explore why we
extend and withhold trust and how that impacts our judgement of others. The brain science or trust, internal
bias and judgement of others, and how we apply our beliefs of trust to our work environment will be
explored. The application of this awareness will be applied to intentionally increase our levels of trust –
regardless of our working environment.
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Andrew Minor, Business Services Supervisor
Email: aminor@larimer.org
Phone: (970) 498-6083
