SEMINAR

 “MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES”

                 Part II of the

Supervisory and Management Skills Program

 When:            Tuesday, August 10, 2010                            

                        Wednesday, August 18, 2010

                        Wednesday, August 25, 2010

                        Wednesday, September 1, 2010

                        Wednesday, September 8, 2010

                        Wednesday, September 15, 2010

                        Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Location:        Fire Training Complex, 3639 Parsons Avenue, floor, Room 125
                        (Emergency Services Conference Room)

11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. – BRING YOUR  LUNCH                      

This is Part II of the 10 course program designed to introduce supervisors/potential supervisors to basic management principles. It presumes no formal training in management courses, but some experience in business or public organizations will facilitate understanding. Its purpose is threefold: to present practical ideas and tools for practicing supervisors; to build a foundation of management concepts; and to help each student develop a positive and constructive philosophy of management.

You do not have to take the 10 courses in order; however you must attend at least six of the seven class times listed above to receive CEU credit.

8:00 AM – 12:00 Noon, 910 Dublin Auditorium

11:30 – 1:00, 910 Dublin Library

1100 AM–1:00 PM

(645-3087) to register contact aaamos@columbus.gov

or dsframe@columbus.gov

EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE  

                              Developing “People Smart” Strategies

                          Presented by Schubert Kravitz Associates

Improve Relationships in Business and Social Settings

Stop Wasting Time and Energy on Negative Emotions

Increase Flexibility, Enthusiasm, and Team Work

OBJECTIVES

      Explore the benefits and challenges of applying emotional intelligence

      Obtain tools for assessing individual and organizational strengths and

      Opportunity for improvement

      Learn the core skills needed for emotional intelligence

      Understand model strategies and examples for applying emotional intelligence

      In business and social settings, with family and friends

      Apply emotional intelligence to Diversity

Location:   Utilities Complex, Auditorium 910 Dublin Rd.

Date: March 9 ,  8:15 am to 11:15

CEU’S: 3

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       NMA EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE  COURSE REGISTRATION

Name _______________________________________ 

SSN____________________

Division________________________________________    Phone___________

Supervisor’s Approval_________________________            Date____________

Return to:         Bill Mahaffey, CM                                                          Fees:  Members N/C 

Division of Power & Water. Tel: 645-3765   Fax 645-6165       Non Members $50

Return your reservation by  February 26^{th .} 2010

Fostering a Culture of Participation

Getting people to work together isn't always easy...

FaciliSkills™ Workshops are designed for... 
    Managers who lead groups or project teams
    Anyone thrust into a leader's role without direction
    Emerging leaders seeking new skills to benefit their organization and advance their  careers           
    Teams that have stalled mid-project.          

Faciliskills consists of 4 modules that is designed to enhance,

Your skills as a facilitator or as a group member and is a great for team building.

Each module is rated at 6 CEU’s. those of you who need CEU credits for your professional

Annual re-certification can get them through Faciliskills  and other Seminars that CPS offers.

February 9    #3  Transformational Leadership

March 9        #4    Logistics and Process Dynamics

March 23      #1   Making the SMART Connection 

April 6           #2   The Art & Science of Self-Mastery

Workshop 3: 4 Hours—Transformational Leadership

"A major FaciliSkills™ focus is on creating an environment where better results are achieved, where people grow personally, where trust develops and there is enthusiastic commitment to resultant decisions."

Learn the preferred methods for developing group consensus by—

•   Understanding how different personalities affect meetings

•   Handling people who are not of the same mindset

•   Negotiating group "Mind Fields"

Learn creative ways to build momentum and affect decision-making from—

•   Clearly understanding others' needs, wants, interests and backgrounds

•   Creating the right "decision network"

•    Utilizing self-motivating strategies

Learn the "tools" for developing trust, harnessing energy, and handling conflicts by—

•   Understanding "signals" to check for readiness to move forward

•   Knowing the process for developing group synergy while avoiding "Groupthink"

•   Creating streamline channels for constructive feedback

Location:   Utilities Complex, Auditorium 910 Dublin Rd.

                  8:00 am to 12:00 pm

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NMA FACILISKILLS™  COURSE REGISTRATION

  #3 Feb 9  ____,  #4 March 9  ____,   #1 March 23_____,  #2 April 6, ______    

Name _______________________________________ 

Division________________________________________    Phone___________

Supervisor’s Approval_________________________            Date____________

Return to:         Bill Mahaffey, CM                                                          Fees:  Members N/C 

Division of Power & Water Tel: 645-3765   Fax 645-6165                     Non Members $95

Return your reservation by  February 3, 2010

DATE:                         Wednesday, January 27, 2010

TIME:                          11:15 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

LOCATION:                Schmidt’s

                                    240 E. Kossuth St.                         

                                    Columbus, Ohio  43206

                                    Phone: (614) 449-4038

MENU:                                   

Schmidt’s Traditional German Buffet

Fresh Pork Bratwurst

Smoked Bahama Mama

Garlic Knockwurst

German Potato Salad

Hot Sauerkraut with Pork

Green Beans with Bacon

Chunky Applesauce

Fresh Garden Salad

Rolls & Butter

Coffee, Tea and Iced Tea

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GUEST SPEAKER APPEARANCE BY KELLY REAGAN,

 FLEET ADMINSTRATOR.

   January Lunch Meeting Agenda

DATE:                         Wednesday, January 27, 2010

TIME:                          11:15 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

LOCATION:                Schmidt’s

                                    240 E. Kossuth St.                         

                                    Columbus, Ohio  43206

                                    Phone: (614) 449-4038

11:15 a.m.                 Registration & Social Time

11:30 a.m.                 Invocation

                                    Pledge of Allegiance         

11:35 a.m.                 Lunch Served       

12:10 p.m.                 Speaker: Kelly Reagan

12:40 p.m.                 Chapter President- Kathy Spatz 

12:55 p.m.                 50/50 Raffle, Bonus Bucks Drawing  

1:00 p.m.                   Meeting Adjourned   

                        Please have your Reservations into Laurie Richards

By Wednesday, January 20, 2010!

      To make, cancel or add a reservation,

      To make, cancel or add a reservation, please e-mail (preferred)

Laurie Richards , Refuse Collection at  

Laurie Richards

Or

call 645-2420 

If you are bringing a guest, send guest fee with reservation to

 Laurie Richards at Refuse Collection, 2100 Alum Creek Drive

or bring to the meeting.

Guest Fee:  $18

Member Name               ________________________________

Guest(s) Name(s)          _________________________________

Have You Registered Yet ? ? ?

How to Adapt, Adjust and Lead through Change

January 26,   910 Dublin Auditorium 8:30-11

As technology advances and the world changes, those who do not reinvent themselves risk becoming irrelevant.  Adapting to and managing change is the new I.Q. and the ultimate performance indicator. Influence, inspire, challenge and engage others through your own flexibility with change.  Learn strategies to manage the people side of change and lead others to more readily accept change in the workplace.

·        Professional Job Success - The New IQ

·        Seeing Change as Opportunity

·        Taking Advantage of the Coming Trends – The “New Normal”

·        Manage Organizational Change by Understanding the People Side of Change

·        Each Has a Unique Resistance to Change

·        How to Leverage Adaptability

·        Leading Change at Work -Case Study

Presented by Susan Stasiak a performance improvement and organizational development consultant in Columbus, Ohio.  She has over 20 years’ experience in the training and coaching individuals to improve the quality of their interpersonal skills adding value to the organizations that employ them. 

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                               COURSE REGISTRATION

January 26,   910 Dublin Auditorium 8:30-11

Name _______________________________________ 

Division________________________________________    Phone___________

Supervisor’s Approval_________________________            Date____________

Return to:         Bill Mahaffey, CM                                                          Fees:  Members N/C 

Division of Power & Water. Tel: 645-3765      Fax 645-6165    Non Members $50

Return your reservation by  January 20^th.

DATE:                        Wednesday, December 9, 2009

TIME:                         11:15 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

LOCATION:              94^th Aero Squadron Restaurant

                                    5030 Sawyer Road (Near the Port Columbus Airport)

                                    Columbus, OH 43219

                                    (614) 237-8887

MENU:                       Holiday Lunch Buffet       

·        Fresh Green Salad with assortment of dressings

·        Warm Rolls and Butter

·        Meat Lasagna

·        Chicken Marsala

·        Green Beans Almondine

·        Hot Au Gratin Potatoes

·        Spirit of the Holidays Cake

·        Freshly Brewed Iced Tea, Hot Tea , Coffee & Soft Drinks

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    Please make your reservation by Friday December 4^th 2009!!!!

The Chapter is collecting Non-Perishable Food Items for the Mid Ohio Food Bank And NEW and UNWRAPPED toys for the Fire Fighters 4 Kids Organization. Please Help make the Holidays brighter by donating at the Meeting.

DATE:                        Thursday November 12, 2009

TIME:                         7:15 a.m- 9:15 a.m

LOCATION:              Transportation Training Facility

1881 E. 25^th Ave.

Columbus, Ohio  43219

MENU:                       Chris Cakes “Flying Flapjacks”

                                    An All You Can Eat Menu of :

·        Flying Chris Cakes

·        Sausage Links

·        Orange Drink

·        Coffee

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Please make your reservation by

Friday, November 6, 2009

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