Management 104: Power Dynamics in the Workplace

Description

Management 104 will cover skillsets and frameworks around how to manage and support a team confidently, while also discussing the difficulties of this role. We will collectively think through best practices, while building out effective tools in conflict meditation, time management, and self- sufficiency skills.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

• Build transformative work relationships with their teams.
• Design team specific protocols and skill building for growth, effective communication, and task completion.
• Learn to demonstrate ability to track progress or a decline in progress in transparent and efficient ways.
• Identify grows, glows and game plans as it relates to management style.

Who Should Participate?

This training is applicable to everyone.

Presenter

Imelda Gonzalez - Hola mi Gente! My name is Imelda and I was born and raised in San Francisco’s Mission & Excelsior District and recently moved to San Joaquin County. I am a mother, leader, warrior, advocate and I am BLESSED. As a daughter of undocumented parents, I have overcome many obstacles that an English language learner struggles with. I was a case manager before having the title, as a child, I had to help my family with translation, health care, social services and learn how to navigate the system. I obtained my AA in Liberal Arts at City College of San Francisco. I am currently enrolled in Stanislaus State College pursuing a major in Criminal Justice. I have 17 total years of experience working closely with justice-involved youth, in the community, SFUSD settings, and within the SF & Stockton Juvenile Justice System. I myself was involved in case management services at the age of 14years old up until a young adult. Having a strong and caring case manager as an ally can help mold and change your perspective.

Host or Publisher San Francisco Family Support Network (SFFSN)