Emily Ely is the Director of Special Interest Groups at ATD Austin and a coach for Noodle Partners. As a former kindergarten teacher, who now holds a PhD in Education, she joins us to discuss the similarities between teaching kindergartners and adults, micro-learning, learner engagement, and human-centered design principles. She also talks us through how she prepares for a training or presentation, and her top tool for productivity: a whiteboard.
Manager/Director Level Programs
Rising Leader Program
Based on The 12-Week MBA curriculum
Becoming an Effective Manager
Essential management skills for new managers
Developing Business Acumen
Real-world practice in value creation and analysis
Executing in Cross-Functional Teams
Leadership and influencing skills for decision making
Manager/Director Level Simulations
Management Challenge
Build critical people management skills in your people leaders
Business Challenge
Expand the business acumen of your nonfinancial managers
Enterprise Challenge
Develop cross-functional communication skills in a dynamic environment
Influence Challenge
Build relationships and refine strategic communication skills
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