Finding connections – an action seminar in informal and meaningful connections
Formal organisation structures identify the relationship between leaders and staff. Yet everyone knows that it is the informal network of relationships, the people who get together because they want to, that helps get work done. Finding people we enjoy working with rather than the ones we have to makes work meaningful.
The originator, J. L. Moreno, discovered that by making choices overt and active, we would be more spontaneous, authentic and organisations and group structures become fresh, clear and lively. What criteria helps you connect easily with others in your workplace and how do you make that connection authentic.
Discover ways of being more effective and influential with your colleagues and senior leaders.
Using sociometric methods Diana Jones will help you explore moment by moment choices and connections you make within our group as we make sense of formal structures and informal networks in our emerging relationships.
To Apply
Send your name and contact details to diana@psychodrama.org.nz.
Enquiries
Diana Jones: dianaj@diana-jones.com
Website: http://diana-jones.com
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dianajonesnz/
Phone: 021522620
Wellington Psychodrama Training Institute
Dates and Times
Tuesday 12th March 2019 10am – 12 noon
Venue
IQA LEAP Dojo, Level 8, 93 the Terrace (go through the glass doors next to Gasoline cafe)
Fee
$35.00
Leader
Diana Jones
Diana Jones is a trusted and experienced leadership advisor, executive coach, a qualified Trainer Educator and Practitioner with AANZPA, sociometrist, and author of two books, Leadership Material and Leadership Levers. She is chair of PANZ, and is the AANZPA Journal editor. Diana brings over 35 years of experience in behavioural change with senior leaders and their leadership teams within federal agencies, local government, small to medium enterprises, non-government organizations and not-for-profits. Diana doesn’t have children but is grandmother to four.
Diana has a master’s degree from Victoria University of Wellington, is a past treasurer and executive member of AANZPA and former chair of the Wellington Homeless Women’s Trust.