The Professional Management Series
A unique curriculum of highly focused two-day workshops

What is different about the NC State University Professional Management Series?

This new series of workshops, offered by NC State University’s Office of Professional Development, is designed to help you refine your skills and business practices with up-to-the-minute concepts and innovative approaches. Our program is comprised of a powerful and integrated curriculum of interactive two-day workshops that will enhance your personal effectiveness in any organization. This curriculum will show you how to apply effective skills and strategies to achieve both personal and organizational performance excellence. The series consists of eight interrelated but distinctly different workshops. These are stand-alone workshops that can be taken separately but become a highly effective series when taken together.

Who Should Attend

The NC State University Professional Management Series is designed specifically for experienced managers, new supervisors, technical professionals moving into greater responsibilities, high-potential employees, and anyone who is in a position to influence either the day-to-day or strategic management of their organization.

Why You Should Attend

Make the transition to a more rewarding organizational role
Achieve sustainable personal effectiveness
Get the most out of your management style
Become more flexible and creative
Communicate more clearly and effectively with others
Build confidence and composure
Deal with conflict and confrontation
Maintain high quality relationships and establish trust
Get control and set priorities
Understand what is important to you and your organization

Location

All classes will be held in the McKimmon Conference and Training Center located on NC State University in Raleigh, North Carolina. Click Here for directions.

Workshops:

Mastering Information and Workplace Overload
October 6-7, 2008 - presented by Jeff Davidson
Turning Good People into Top Talent
October 21-22, 2008 - with Rich Carpenter
Advanced Strategies and Skills for Winning Negotiations
November 19-20, 2008 - facilitated by George Alwon

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