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In this live, interactive presentation I will discuss state of the art approaches and tips for generating a culture that not only can recover in these disruptive times, it can exceed what has been. Participants will leave the presentation with specific steps they can implement immediately as well as long term strategies that will generate an extraordinary culture of wellbeing and high performance.
All types of organizations Mid and senior leaders
Generate a resilient culture that supports the wellness of your associates and watch engagement, high performance, and the ability to attract and retain top talent significantly increase. How do you create such a culture?
Many companies are attempting to generate a wellness culture by offering such things as healthy snacks, gym memberships and meditation rooms. Although these are generous and helpful offerings, they do not get to the heart of what employees need to remain healthy and resilient in these high-pressured times. Instead, to reduce stress in your team you need to develop a culture that directly addresses associates issues that affect wellbeing.
Aimee Bernstein is an Embodied Leadership Expert who helps leaders thrive under pressure, navigate change, develop their dream teams, and expand their influence. She is the President of Open Mind Adventures and the founder of the Women's Mastery Institute. Her global clients have included Chanel, Microsoft LA, The, Port of Singapore, Colgate Palmolive and MasterCard, as well as government agencies, nonprofits, and academic institutions. Aimee is a thought leader in stress reduction and wellness cultures. Her book, Stress Less Achieve MORE: Simple Ways to Turn Pressure into a Positive Force in Your Life (AMACOM) published in English, Mandarin and Arabic, draws on her decades of training in the energy principles and practices of aikido- the martial art of love, psychology, meditation, and organizational consulting. She has been listed in Who’s Who in American Women and was recently selected as a Most Influential Woman