Most people would agree that we can’t/shouldn’t go back to life as we knew it before the pandemic. As we move through it, we’ll all adapt to a new normal, which at best will be fluid for some time.
To get through it, leaders and companies who reinforce a positive work culture and actively support their employees will emerge from this crisis stronger than before. Helping our teams have everyday wins (small or big), connect to their purpose and vision, believe in opportunity, feel heard and appreciated, encourage strong wellbeing, and be optimistic about the future will reward itself in the long run.
Peter Drucker said, “Culture Eats Strategy for Lunch”. What did Drucker mean by that? Well, we know that without a positive work culture, even the best strategies will not lead to success. In this program, Dr. Muoio will discuss the characteristics of a High-Performance culture and the role a Serving Leader plays in achieving it.
About our featured leader: Dr. Jeri Muoio
Dr. Jeri Muoio, the former Mayor of West Palm Beach, was first elected Mayor in March 2011. She was reelected in March 2015. Previously, Muoio served on the West Palm Beach City Commission for four years.
During her administration, she lead with a focus on making West Palm Beach a great place for employees to work, believing that employees who are proud of where they work better serve the community. Through a partnership with the Great Place to Work Organization, Muoio created a culture based on trust and presided over an economic resurgence in the city.
Throughout her career, Dr. Muoio has worked to make organizations great places for all; schools great places for all children, city government a great place to work and the City of West Palm Beach a city where all are welcome. Muoio has studied, practiced and taught the importance of leadership throughout her career.
Today, Dr. Muoio is President and CEO of Great Cities for All, a business focused on building great work cultures, developing leaders within organizations, and government and community engagement.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from SUNY Geneseo, a Master’s Degree and Certificate of Advanced Study from SUNY Oswego, and a Ph.D. from Syracuse University.
Learn more on her website at:https://www.gcfapr.com/
Women who RSVP will be sent the Zoom link in their Eventbrite confirmation. Nancy Rizzuto will also send an Outlook invitation that will include the Zoom link.
There is NO COST. For those interested, we can refer you to organizations taking donations that help those in our local communities in need of support.
For more information, please contact Nancy Rizzuto (nrizzuto@capstratig.com) or Barbara Best (bbest@capstratig.com) or at 561-708-6118.