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Atlanta, Georgia is home to beautiful markets, a thriving arts community and, of course, delicious peaches. Now, in 2019, Atlanta is also the home of The Nebo Company’s second office. The opening of the Atlanta office is part of our strategy to expand our geographic footprint and our ability to impact leaders across the country.
Research supports what we know instinctively: empathy is crucial to our relationships with others – from family members to co-workers. Yet, it is all too easy to slip out of an empathetic mode, especially when under pressure.
Join Nebo CEO and top leadership coach Kate Ebner for a 45-minute webinar that will demystify coach selection. Learn best practices and insights from more than fifteen years of coach matching to ensure you find the right coach.
Join Nebo CEO and top leadership coach Kate Ebner for a 45-minute webinar that will highlight how to use the coaching objective to inspire, guide and focus one’s work with a coach and explore how and when stepping back to be reflective is more important than moving to action.
What sets today’s iconic companies and organizations apart from others? According to recent research, it’s the strategic imagination of their founders and leaders.
Your goal as a leader is first to be respected, not liked. If you are Kind, Clear, Fair, and Firm, your team and staff will trust and respect you, and they will ultimately like you too.
Join Nebo CEO Kate Ebner and special guest Kim D’Abreu for a 45-minute discussion on proven strategies to engage and retain a diverse workforce. Learn how to create a culture where everyone can bring their best self and four cultural competencies that every organization should adopt.
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An intention can be used as an excellent tool to practice self-management and improve your presence and impact at work.
