Join us April 28, 1-2 PM EDT for an online Q&A event to explore your questions about building your influence so you can work more effectively. Talk with an Expert: Ethical Influence is your opportunity to learn more about what makes people influential and get answers to your pressing questions about how you can use influence strategies effectively with Dr. Paula Caproni, an expert in leadership, interpersonal skills and team development.
Prior to the live event, you’ll be provided with a short recording of Professor Caproni sharing insights into the psychology of how people make decisions and proven strategies for appealing to people’s natural inclinations to evoke positive responses. Then, on April 28, you’ll explore your questions about how you can use your new understanding of how people make decisions and influence strategies to work more effectively.
About the event
Talk with an Expert: Ethical Influence is a two-part event that gives you the opportunity to explore new ideas and your questions directly with a leading expert. The first part of the event is a 20-minute video featuring Professor Caproni which you will be able to watch at your convenience in the weeks prior to the live event. The second part is a videoconference Q&A session April 28, 1-2 PM EDT in which you Professor Caproni will answer your critical questions based on the video.
Given the types of questions that may arise in a conversation about influence and interacting with your colleagues, we encourage you to participate individually so you can freely explore your questions. Participation is strictly limited to 25 individuals to enable you to fully engage in the Q&A session. The tuition is $45 per person, however registrations received by April 8 will be discounted to $35.
About Dr. Paula Caproni
Professor Caproni serves on the faculty of the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. She is an award-winning teacher, with extensive experience in MBA and executive education programs both in Michigan and abroad, and is the author of “Management Skills for Everyday Life: The Practical Coach” which is now in its second edition.
