Today, people are dealing with more uncertainty than at any time in their lives. Sure, Covid was hard, but today uncertainty exists on more fronts than ever before. What will happen with AI? Will regional conflicts spread? What’s happening in the market? Are we prepared for another pandemic?
Generally, when people are faced with uncertainty, they either: a) go inward or b) come together. What can leaders do to ensure their teams Choose Unity and Connection in These Uncertain Times?
That is precisely the question Edward Sullivan, best-selling author and elite executive coach, addresses in this provocative yet practical presentation. Edward has spent the last 15 years of his career helping leaders at the highest levels of corporate America unify their teams and navigate difficult transformations by building authentic relationships through emotionally honest conversations.
In this talk, Edward inspires us to redefine our leadership styles and come together to create more connected, compassionate, and creative workplaces. Edward’s insights disrupt the traditional assumptions about leadership, showing that world-class results don’t come from rigid performance management but from fostering authentic, human-centered relationships.
Edward’s message resonates with audiences because it connects to the growing concern about isolation in both personal and professional realms, especially post-pandemic. By focusing on the power of connected conversations, he enables leaders to unlock the full potential of their teams, inspiring trust, collaboration, and innovation. This shift is especially crucial now as remote work, AI, and mounting uncertainty in the world conspire to pull us apart.
In this session, you will learn:
How to unify your teams by integrating more emotionally authentic conversations into your daily interactions
How to lead with connection and compassion instead corrections and rigidity
How fear can erode trust, slow down decision making, and pull your team apart
How to create an environment where people feel safe to share their needs and fears
How to foster "flow at scale" and build workplaces where people not only do good work but also feel deeply connected and fulfilled