The Organizational Mind.
Using the New Brain Science to Build Resilience, Innovation and Engagement in the Workplace
As competition for skilled workers increases and needs shift with each generation, now is the time to start thinking differently about the talent in your workforce. What is your strategy for making the most out of the skills, knowledge, and potential in your organization? Do you know that current research on brain health and stress reduction in the workplace can help you?
You’re invited to learn more at the exclusive SHIFT Employer Forum in Minneapolis on Tuesday, October 27. Henry Emmons and David Alter, experts in the study and practice of brain science and resilience, will explore ways to adapt this new information into the workplace and use it to your advantage.There will also be time for you to network with employers and share best and promising practices.
About Our Presenters
Emmons and Alter are authors of the new book, Staying Sharp: Nine Keys to a Youthful Brain Through Modern Science and Ageless Wisdom. At the SHIFT Employer Forum, they will discuss how individual brain health drives organizational success, and how to use the keys to a youthful brain to build a more resilient, creative and vibrant workplace. They will also explain how an organization is like the human brain, how recent discoveries in neuroscience can help protect and enliven this most precious resource, and how can you apply this knowledge with wisdom to create an innovative organizational mind.
SHIFT Employer Forum
Hosted by Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Center
90 South 7th Street, Minneapolis
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
8:00 – 8:30 am–Registration, Networking
8:30 -10:00 am–Presentation
10:00-10:30 am–Networking
A light breakfast will be provided.
Price: $35.00 (For corporate/group discount rates, Email)
We’re looking forward to seeing you!!