June Workshops from the OSU Leadership Center - OABA Member Service Partner

The Ohio AgriBusiness Association is pleased to partner with The Ohio State University Leadership Center, granting members access to outstanding professional development workshops. Check out the May offerings from the OSU Leadership Center.

June 3 - Positive Leadership

Are you a positive leader? Organizations that have a positive culture are more productive, have happier employees and most importantly, happy and satisfied customers. No matter what the current situation is, or who is causing the negativity in your organization/team, it is vital that you create positive strategies that keep the team/organization strong. Learning how to create a Join Beth Flynn, of the OSU Leadership Center for this June 3rd workshop. For more information, or to register click here.

June 10 - Best Boss Ever

Do you want to be the best boss you can be? What are the qualities that make a high-performing boss? Why is it important to be a good boss? We all know that employees leave bosses, not organizations. Do your employees consider you to be a good boss? Come join Beth Flynn, of the OSU Leadership Center to learn what makes a great boss. For more information, please about this October 11th workshop, click here.

June 17 - Managing Using Your Leadership Style

Are you a leader, manager, or both? How do you balance these different styles and skills? To be successful in either, or a mixture, of these roles, you must be able to adapt to the situation, various team members, or an event. In order to do this, you must first know and understand what your preferred leadership style is. Manager and leader are two different roles, and as a supervisor, you will have to be successful at doing both. You will have to go between, or find a happy medium, between being innovative or an administrator, people or work focused, and fixed or flexible. Join us on June 17th for this workshop, click here for more information.

June 24 - Civility @ Work

Many organizations are experiencing a serious decrease in politeness and common courtesy in the workplace. A recent survey indicates that 80% of participants have observed incivility in the workplace. This workshop is designed for you to take proactive steps to: prevent your work environments from being hotbeds of incivility; and build an atmosphere of professionalism. Join Beth Flynn, of the OSU Leadership Center for this June 24th workshop, for more information, or to register, please click here.