WORKSHOP: Emotional Intelligence for Sustainability Leadership: Do you have what it takes to shape scalable change? 
Shannon Houde, ICF-certified leadership and impact coach, will open your eyes to how we, as change leaders, can leverage our emotional intelligence skills to shift mindsets about the value of sustainability.  
Drawing on a recent report from University of Cambridge on Behavioral Competencies for Sustainability Leaders and the 20+ years of recruiting and coaching in the sustainability space, Shannon Houde will coach SB20 attendees on how to focus on their competencies to thrive in shaping scalable impact.  She will facilitate an interactive discussion, after a short presentation, with the goal of unpacking where you excel in Emotional Intelligence and where you could focus on improving to become a better leader.  
Emotional intelligence is largely thought of as people skills — how we perceive and express ourselves and how we develop and maintain social relationships.  But neuroscience and brain-based leadership studies have shown that it is so much more.  There has even been recent research that shows a direct correlation between increased job performance when employees are high in EQ.  Emotional intelligence is responsible for 58 percent of performance in all types of jobs, and 90 percent of top performers are high in EQ.  In addition, people with high EQ scores make on average $29,000 more per year than their lower EQ counterparts.
Shannon will share Daniel Goleman’s EI framework, that she is teaching as a Meta Coach for in his newly launched certification program:


Come learn how you rate the 12 competencies (in blue here) when shaping scalable change as sustainability influencers, especially the most important one, empathy.  
SPEED COACHING: Skills For The Next Generation of Change Leaders: how resilience and empathy are no longer optional 
Join market-leading impact and career coach, Shannon Houde, for her 1-1 coaching corner hosted throughout the conference that is focused on change leaders’ skills for sustainable impact. Drawing on a recent report from University of Cambridge on Behavioral Competencies for Sustainability Leaders and the 20+ years of recruiting and coaching in the sustainability space, Shannon Houde will coach SB20 attendees on how to focus on their competencies to thrive in shaping scalable impact.
You can then sign up for the Speed Coaching by emailing sadie@walkoflifecoaching.com.  You must be registered for the SBIST20 conference to take advantage of the free coaching.

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