Event Details

September 23, 2016

Waterford at Fair Oaks

8:00am – 5:00pm

Dulles SHRM Members: $149

Non-Members: $199

6.5 credits APPROVED with HRCI and SHRM

Schedule:

Speaker Lineup:

The Dynamics of Change:  The Difference Between Success and Failure

Jared Detter, Founder, Profectus Performance Consulting

Change is everywhere in organizations and is necessary for companies to adapt and succeed.  However, change introduces inefficiencies into organizations.  These inefficiencies can take the form of down time, retraining, confusion, more bureaucracy, loss of institutional knowledge, employee resistance, and even sometimes sabotage.  Change can be very expensive, especially when a change initiative fails, due to things like resistance and sabotage.  It is essential that leaders understand what happens in organizations and with employees when faced with the stress of change

1) How an organization is impacted by change

2) How to manage yourself through change

3) How to lead your team through change

Applying Your Strategic Human Resources Business Partner (SHRBP) “Know-How” with HR-As-Coach Communications Skills to Create Maximized Client Service Partnerships and Organizational Outcomes

Kristin Mann, Principal, Executive Leadership Coach, Senior HR Consultant, Lee Thomas Consulting Associates

In this compelling presentation, Kristin Mann, Executive Leadership Coach and Senior Human Resources Consultant, will review a method for Strategic HR Business Partners (SHRBP) to apply their strategic “know-how” to maximize client service partnerships and business and organizational performance outcomes incorporating valuable HR program and talent contributions to the people, teams and organizations they lead, manage and serve.

Cultural Considerations:  They’re not just International

Lynn M. Lorenz, MBA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, President, HR Goddess, Inc.

Can’t we all just get along?  Unfortunately, cultural differences can create misunderstandings in the global workplace.  Language, gestures, orientation to time – people understand the world differently based on their cultural heritage.  And while understanding these differences can have an impact on the success of your global operations, they can impact your domestic workforce as well.  This presentation will help you understand those differences and how to leverage them into a strategic advantage for your company.

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

Meet Our Speakers:

Jared Detter, Founder, Profectus Performance Consulting

Jared Detter is the Founder of Profectus Performance Consulting. As a consulting psychologist, Jared brings a wealth of experience and working with clients to bring out the best in their leaders. In addition to leadership development, Jared has experience in the areas of interpersonal psychology, behavioral psychology, conflict management, and organizational psychology.

At Profectus, Jared works with leaders at all levels and their teams to enhance leadership capabilities, particularly the importance of character in leadership, develop cohesive teams, and mitigate barriers to workplace potential. He is skilled at addressing group issues and process challenges that stand in the way of effectiveness.

Prior to founding Profectus Performance Consulting, Jared worked at ORConsulting and Percepi, helping leaders, teams, and organizations of all sizes, from startups to Fortune 500 companies.  Jared has also worked to develop leaders at the local and Federal government levels by designing and delivering impactful programs to develop high potential talent. Jared spent four years working with leaders in the United States Air Force, particularly on issues that impeded mission effectiveness. Similarly, three and a half years were subsequently spent with the San Antonio Police Department working to recruit, develop, and maintain influential leadership at all levels of the department. These settings allowed Jared to hone his skills in the creation and delivery of impactful courses and workshops on leadership in support of civilian law enforcement and the military, settings in which character and integrity are essential components of leadership.  He also has extensive experience in applying psychology in the therapeutic setting with the Air Force and Police Department.  He was also a member of the San Antonio Police Department Hostage Negotiations Team.

Jared holds a Doctorate and Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a B.A. in psychology from Malone University.  Jared is licensed by the Texas Board of Psychologist Examiners to practice clinical psychology.  He is also on the Editorial Review Board of the Consulting Psychology Journal, the peer-reviewed journal of Division 13 of the American Psychological Association, the Society of Consulting Psychology.

Kristin Mann is an executive leadership coach, personal coach and leadership and management development consultant with 25 years of combined executive coaching, leadership and management development, organizational design, human resources consulting services and in-house human resources leadership and managerial experience.

Kristin is action-oriented, highly trusted and confident in all ranges of business focus, leadership development and management development – personal, executive, team and strategic. With her combination of business knowledge, coaching experience, intuition and passion for achievement, Kristin assists and advises her clients to set the best goals to achieve success and as a result, builds deep and long-lasting professional relationships leading to dynamic personal, professional and organizational outcomes. 

Kristin graduated summa cum laude with a degree in psychology and philosophy from Boston College and is a member of the Omicron Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.  She received her Masters in Business Administration with honors from Bryant University.  Kristin has been an Instructor with Bryant University’s Executive Development Center specializing in performance management and served for two terms as Professional Development Director for SHRM Rhode Island.  Kristin also received her Executive and Life Coaching Certificate at the Institute for Professional Excellence In Coaching (iPEC) organization, is an accredited instructor for the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), the Genos Emotional Intelligence (EI) Program and the Eckerd College Center For Conflict Dynamics’ Conflict Dynamic Profile (CDP) and Becoming Conflict Competent Development Program.  Kristin is also accredited in the DISC Behavioral Assessment.  Kristin is an Associate Certified Coach (ACC) and member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and is an Advanced Reiki Energy Therapist and Reiki Master and Instructor. 

Lynn M. Lorenz, MBA, SPHR, SHRM-SCP

Lynn M. Lorenz has over 25 years of experience in both operational management and in human resources management for companies in new media, high tech and customer service industries, including AOL and ARAMark.  Her areas of HR expertise center on strategy development, management practices, organizational development and HR in mergers and acquisitions, with both domestic and international exposure.

 Ms. Lorenz is a Lecturer for the School of Business Administration for Marymount University – teaching a variety of courses including International Management, International Business, Human Resources Management, Organizational Management, The Business Experience, HR Strategy, and Total Pay.  She is also responsible for the MU HRM blog, Expertise + Experience –  http://learn.marymount.edu/hrmblog.

Ms. Lorenz is also President of her own consulting practice, HR Goddess, Inc. which provides consulting services in human resource management and organizational development.   Much of her practice centers on providing HR guidance and support for small and startup businesses. 

Ms. Lorenz holds a BS in Education from Shippensburg University and both a MBA and a MA in Organizational Development from Marymount University in Arlington, VA. 

Ms. Lorenz is a charter member and past President of the Dulles Chapter of the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM).  She holds the “Senior Professional in Human Resources” (SPHR) certification designation from HRCI and SHRM Senior Certified Professional (SHRM- SCP) from SHRM and has taught the HRCI PHR/SPHR certification course for Shenandoah University and Prince George’s Community College.