Leadership Edge Program
Our Leadership Edge program is designed for aspiring and experienced leaders who want to improve their effectiveness across the board. This is a one-year, virtual program that can be taken with a group, customized for your team, or included in a personalized leadership program with Nahid.
If you’re experiencing challenges with any of the following, this program is for you:
- Balancing time between focused work, meetings, and time with your team.
- Responding to feedback and effectively making changes as a result.
- Handling team conflict or maximizing a team member’s potential.
- Motivating your team when they are overworked or stressed out.
- Interpreting mixed messages or guidance from your own boss or management team.
Key Program Outcomes
Effective time management skills
An understanding of the psychology behind motivation
Clear and effective communication skills
Clarity around your goals and strategy
Culture building toward collaboration and ownership
How to Sign Up or Learn More
Contact Nahid directly at 714-931-2133 or Nahid@CoachNahid.com to learn more about this program and schedule a free consultation.
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