As we enter the new year, we have a lot to be excited about. This year is a fresh start and a chance to focus on achieving our goals and making progress in our careers. Let's make this year a successful one for all of us!
Together, we will support each other and elevate women in business. Let's make it a year to remember!
For our February meeting, our speaker Julie O'Sullivan will share some practical tools and strategies to develop your Emotional Intelligence as a set of skills.
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ABOUT THE MEETING
6:00pm — Opening of the meeting with Tea/Coffee.
6:30pm — Meeting Kick Off.
Discuss Minutes of the last meeting.
6:50pm — Soapbox with Jenny Brewer from Zero Waste Market Place in Clonmel.
7:15pm — Tea/Coffee Refresh.
7:30pm — Speaker Julie O'Sullivan from Jigsaw Better Business.
ABOUT JULIE
Julie O’Sullivan is a chartered organisational psychologist with a passion for improving the way that people experience work. She does this mainly through training and coaching, combining her understanding of the science of human behaviour with experience of the world of work.
As the head of people development with Jigsaw Better Business, she helps leaders and teams to develop competencies such as emotional intelligence, decision-making, self-awareness, stress management and resilience, psychological safety and a high performing team culture.
She has worked with clients across Ireland and internationally. She also delivers guest lectures for universities, has been a guest on podcasts and webinars, and has had articles published in national newspapers.
Julie's company, Jigsaw Better Business is an award-winning consultancy and through creative problem-solving, people development, and process innovation, we help great businesses BE BETTER.
In our constantly changing world, where many tasks and roles will become automated or obsolete, Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a set of skills that is essential for future-proofing yourself. It is a skillset which help us to understand ourselves, communicate effectively, form strong relationships, and create powerful coping strategies.
EI is a key predictor of performance, especially in socially or emotionally demanding situations; whether that’s leading a team, performing in a sport, navigating stakeholders’ expectations, raising children… The list goes on! In this session on the 1st of February, we will discuss some practical tools and strategies to develop these skills, which will allow us to adapt and cope to our changing and challenging environments.