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Presenters: Kathy McGuire and Bob Cuddy
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NEW Add-On - CPP Presentation and Free Gift. CPP will present its first-ever opportunity designed specifically for independent consultants to help you develop your expertise on a variety of assessments, build your business to new heights and to connect with colleagues in ways that benefit your existing and new clients. You will also receive a free gift from CPP. Description and Benefits: What is it like to use the MBTI for global team building when the teams work remotely? What is it like when the remote teams include as many as 90 team members representing 20 different countries and cultures? Find out from two Southern Connecticut/ Westchester APT members who use different approaches for MBTI global team building with very large teams. Bob Cuddy will share his experiences as an external consultant for a financial services company where the team building was conducted in Cologne, Germany and London. Kathy McGuire will share her experiences in managing an internal global team responsible for monitoring and managing clinical trials of new drugs at Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals. Bob did the team building in person, and Kathy did it remotely with the help of some external resources. Both Bob and Kathy have used the MBTI extensively for team building and will share insights and techniques from their global experiences. What you will learn:
Presenters: A graduate of The College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY, she is a past President and Vice President of Programming for the Southern CT Chapter of the American Society for Training & Development (ASTD) and holds national membership in ASTD and the Association for Psychological Type (APT). She is currently CFO of the Southern CT-Westchester Chapter of APT. In July, Kathy was awarded an APT International Excellence in Chapter Leadership Award for her contributions to APT and type over the years, Bob Cuddy is Principal, RW Cuddy & Associates. In the course of his forty years of business experience, which includes 20 years of executive coaching, Bob Cuddy has worked with over 4000 executives in 200 organizations and 30 industries. Prior to starting his own coaching practice he was the Partner responsible for KPMG's New York Region Organization Analysis and Personnel Resources Consulting Practice. A graduate of New York University where he was a Founders' Scholar
in Psychology and Sociology, Bob was an adjunct faculty member for
eleven years at Fairfield University's Graduate School of Financial
Management and a past Board member and New England Director for
the Association of Career Management Professionals. He is President
of the Southern CT- Westchester Chapter of APT. Bob speaks extensively
throughout the country on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and Leadership
& Team Skills, Styles and Behavior. For more information: Contact Jim Oher at Jim@oher.net, and Juanita Davies at jdaviesassoc@aol.com |
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