Nebraska City/County Management Association (NCMA)
The Nebraska City/County Management Association (NCMA) is pleased to be a partner in the ICMA Coaching Program. As part of the ICMA Coaching Program, Dr. Frank Benest, ICMA Liaison for Next Generation Initiatives, has provided Career Compass #65 entitled "FIO-The Key Competency for 21st Century Leaders."
All previous Career Compass advice columns can be accessed at www.icma.org/coaching.
Become an ICMA coach and register on "CoachConnect." To serve as a coach, one does not need to be an ICMA member. Coaching can be a one-time or periodic conversation. It is easy and rewarding. There are several training videos for coaches under "Coaching Resources" at www.icma.org/coaching.
Please contact Brent Clark if you have any questions or concerns.
Brent Clark City Administrator/NCMA President 314 South 10th Ave | P.O. Box 504, Broken Bow, NE 68822 Phone: (308) 872-8321 | Cell: (308) 870-2150 | Fax: (308) 872-6885 E-mail: bclark@cityofbrokenbow.org
The Nebraska City/County Management Association (NCMA) is pleased to be a partner in the ICMA Coaching Program. Details about all services of the ICMA Coaching Program are at http://icma.org/coaching.
The ICMA Coaching Program invites you and all of the members of your team to this free webinar.
"Recognize and Eliminate Bias: Keys to being a better leader and team player" -- ICMA Coaching Program webinar
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. PT (1:00-2:30 p.m. ET), Wednesday, September 19, 2018 Register now for this no-charge webinar: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8862265318410960898
1. What are the effects of unconscious bias in the workplace?
2. How can bias impact policies and actions and our communities?
3. What are examples of effective steps to make local government fairer for all?
Presenters:
* Tansy Hayward, Asst. City Manager, Raleigh, NC; Chair ICMA Task Force on Strengthening Inclusiveness in the Profession
* Veronica Briseno, Director, Dept. of Small and Minority Business Resources, Austin, TX; President Local Government Hispanic Network
* Patricia Efiom, Equity & Empowerment Coordinator, Evanston, IL
Audience: all persons in or interested in local government
Meets Practice 1. Personal and Professional Integrity, 3. Equity and Inclusion, 8. Policy Facilitation and Implementation
Click on the direct link to registration for this no-charge webinar open to all persons interested in local government: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8862265318410960898
Enjoy these and other resources to thrive in local government: http://icma.org/coaching. If you are not already subscribed to the ICMA Coaching Program email list, we encourage you to sign up for free (whether you are an ICMA member or not) at http://icma.org/coachinglist . It will give you notices of upcoming events and resources.
ICMA Coaching Program
Platinum sponsor: ICMA-RC
Gold sponsors: ICMA and Cal-ICMA
ICMA State Association Coaching Partners: Alabama, Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin Outreach Partners: Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators, ELGL, IPMA-HR, League of Women in Government, Local Government Hispanic Network, National Association of County Administrators, National Forum for Black Public Administrators, and Women Leading Government.
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Thank you for your important partnership with the ICMA Coaching Program.
Don Maruska, MBA, JD, Master Certified Coach Director, ICMA Coaching Program - thrive in local government See "Coaching Corner" at http://icma.org/coaching
Don Maruska & Company, Inc. - power up your potential 895 Napa Avenue, Suite A-5, Morro Bay, CA 93442 805-772-4667; fax: 805-772-4697; www.DonMaruska.com Author of "How Great Decisions Get Made" and "Take Charge of Your Talent" www.TakeChargeofYourTalent.com
Sincerely,
Brent Clark City Administrator/NCMA President 314 South 10th Ave | P.O. Box 504, Broken Bow, NE 68822 Phone: (308) 872-8321 | Cell: (308) 870-2150 | Fax: (308) 872-6885 E-mail: bclark@cityofbrokenbow.org
