IAAPA Webinar + Exchange: Daily Leadership: The Habits That All Great Leaders Develop
Webinar: 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. China Standard Time (CST)
Exchange: 10.10 a.m. – 10.45 a.m. China Standard Time (CST)
Join a new, exciting event format: IAAPA Webinar + Exchange, where participants will learn from an IAAPA Webinar and then connect with peers in a small group setting.
As a famous sport coach once said, “Leaders are made, they are not born.” Too many times we make leadership development more complicated than it needs to be. Research has shown that there are a few simple daily principles or habits that when practiced and refined over time produce extraordinary results. These habits are what separate great leaders from good leaders.
During this IAAPA Webinar, you will learn the habits many great leaders have developed and be equipped with a blueprint on how to customize these habits to your current leadership context in order to maximize not only your leadership potential but also the potential of the leaders on your team.
IAAPA Exchange presented by the IAAPA Young Professionals Sub-Committee: There will be a 10-minute break when the Webinar concludes and then participants are invited back to for an Exchange session where networking discussions will be held in small groups. The speaker will be available in the small group discussions to continue the conversation and answer questions.
Participants will earn 1 CEUs for Webinar and 0.5 CEUs for Webinar Exchange toward IAAPA Certification renewal.
Speakers
Shawn Welch
Shawn has a passion for seeing leaders become the best versions of themselves so that they can help others do the same. This passion led him to start SWCo, a leadership training and development organization. SWCo exists to equip high-achievers with life’s key leadership skills so that they can have a shaping impact on their spheres of influence. Or to say it another way, they help managers become leaders.
Ishen Wu, ICAM
Ishen has been active in the Themed Entertainment & Attractions industry since 2011. She is an IAAPA Certified Attractions Manager (ICAM), currently serving on IAAPA’s Young Professionals Subcommittee.
Ishen relocated to China and joined the Adirondack Studios team in 2019 to work on Universal Beijing Resort as a project coordinator.