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Strategic Risk-Taking and Confident Decision- Making

“Strategic Risk-Taking and Confident Decision- Making”

Thursday 24th April 2008

 

Who is the target audience?

 

·         Professional women who want to be more decisive and proactive in their decision making processes and become more comfortable with risk-taking.  

  

What are the course objectives?

·         Understand how underlying assumptions and fears impact current behaviour.

·         Identify key values so that future actions are aligned to those values. 

·         Develop action plans to overcome indecision on current and future career plans.

What are the benefits?

·         Enhance ability to take well-planned and strategic risks.  

·         Increase confidence in decision-making ability.

·         Develop more assertive approach in interacting with colleagues.

Who is Dr. Suzanne Doyle-Morris?

 

Dr Suzanne Doyle-Morris is an accredited coach who received her PhD in Educational Research from Cambridge University. Her doctoral dissertation focused on the experiences of successful women in male-dominated fields and today she works with SET, Law and Finance firms to help them retain, recruit and develop their high potential female employees. For more information on her and her services, please visit www.doylemorris.com

 

Confirming your place

 

If you would like to attend, please fill in the attached booking form. For more information, please get in touch direct with Dr. Suzanne Doyle-Morris at Suzanne@doylemorris.com or 01638 742 298.

 

“The greatest benefit to come out of my coaching relationship with Suzanne is the marked increase in my self-confidence – including a renewed faith in my own intuition and a healthy pride in my experience and accomplishments. Several members of the Senior Management team have commented on my improved focus and more effective communication style.”

 

Amy Cox, ITG President of Human Resources – Europe

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