Events

Upcoming Events

    • 21 Mar 2024
    • 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
    • Zoom Meeting
    • 89
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    Get Equipped To Use The Meeting Canoe

    Join us on March 21, 2024 from 12 – 1:30 PM CST for a virtual learning session with Judy Oyedele, ACC, MSOD (she/her). During this session, you’ll learn about the Meeting Canoe —a framework that ensures meetings are not only productive but also engaging for everyone involved. The Meeting Canoe is a metaphorical vessel that guides you through the process of creating meetings that lead to meaningful outcomes. During this workshop, participants will not only experience being in the Canoe but also learn from case studies. By the end of the workshop, participants will be equipped with the tools and confidence to design and lead meetings and large-scale engagements that are more than just a time on the calendar—they're a valuable opportunity for collaboration and progress.

    Key Learning Objectives: 

    1. Learn the six stages of the Meeting Canoe Framework including when and how to apply them. 
    2. Apply the framework to a real-world scenario.  

    About the Speaker

     Judy Oyedele is the founder and principal consultant of Joyedele Consulting, a culture and change consulting firm that specializes in bringing joy to the change process. Judy is an organization development practitioner and executive leadership coach with over a decade of experience supporting leaders across the public, nonprofit, higher education, public media, and tech sectors. Her specialty is supporting passionate and innovative leaders with breaking out of the status quo while learning to lead with more ease and better boundaries.

    Judy is an alumni of The University of Texas at Austin (Hook'em), and holds a Master of Science in Organization Development from American University. Judy resides in Silver Spring, MD with her husband, their cat, and a forever growing number of plants. In her spare time, she enjoys playing in the dirt, making art, and watching college volleyball.


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    We look forward to seeing you at this virtual meeting. View the STL-ODN Programming Plan for other topics we are excited to share with you this year.

    • 26 Mar 2024
    • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
    • Zoom Meeting
    • 84
    Register

    STL-ODN Special Program with ICF St. Louis:
    The Neuroscience of Transformation

    Please join STL-ODN on Tuesday, March 26, 2024 from 5:30-7:00 pm for a special virtual program! The International Coach Federation (ICF) St. Louis Chapter has extended an opportunity for us to join them and their guest speaker, Reut Schwartz-Hebron, for their March virtual program on the Neuroscience of Transformation.


    Program Description  

    When combined with a strong foundation of traditional coaching models, neuroscience-based change models allow us to design approaches to support our clients in ways neither type can access alone. For example, this combination allows us to successfully support people, even if they struggle to be introspective or reflective, and to empower people who struggle to sustain change. Adding models like Unlearning, Memory Reconsolidation, Explicit vs. Implicit Systems, and Neural Integration (among others) to traditional coaching allows coaches to overcome obstacles in a more informed, effective, and intentional manner.

    This session is a high-level introduction to the foundations of the Neuroscience of Transformation and to different neuroscience-based models (and where they can be best applied in a coaching process). Please note that this is an application-oriented introduction, and as an introduction, it will not offer an in-depth mastery of any one particular model.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Understand the contribution of neuroscience-based models to a solid foundation of traditional coaching mastery.
    • Recognize some of the top Neuroscience-based models available to date.
    • Align the distinct contribution of different neuroscience-based change models with the different phases of a coaching process.
    Competencies Addressed: Listens Actively, Evokes Awareness, Facilitates Client Growth

    CCEs: Participants will earn 1.5 Core Competency CCEs for attending.


    Meet the Speaker:  Reut Schwartz-Hebron
    Reut Scwartz-Hebron

    Reut Schwartz-Hebron is the Founder of Key Change Institute (KCI). She is an internationally recognized authority in the area of Unlearning and the Neuroscience of Transformation. She is a published author of multiple books and articles about Neuroscience applications (in renowned publications), a speaker, a TV and media guest expert (with appearances in documentaries), a board member (npnHub in association with the Institute of Organizational Neuroscience), a Master Neuroplastician, and a master coach.

    Reut started her career in the field of change and transformation more than 25 years ago. She started as a Lieutenant in the IDF consulting to elite training teams. She then continued to work as an OD consultant, team development facilitator, coach, and HR leader with some of the leading corporations and organizations in the world (across various industries). She combines this vast change and transformation-facilitation experience with an extensive and deep understanding of Neuroscience. For the past 17 years, Reut had the honor of studying Neuroscience and collaborating with world-renowned Neuroscientists and change experts.

    As a Certifying Partner with KCI, Reut trained and certified hundreds of coaches and other change facilitators to use powerful Neuroscience-based models for guiding people through difficult change. For more details please visit Reut's profile on LinkedIn.

    IMPORTANT: If you are also an ICF St. Louis member, please register directly through the ICF St. Louis Chapter website.


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    We look forward to seeing you at this virtual meeting. View the STL-ODN Programming Plan for other topics we are excited to share with you this year.

Past Events

22 Feb 2024 Change Management in Action
25 Jan 2024 Chart a Meaningful OD Career with the M.O.S.T. Assessment Workshop
29 Nov 2023 Gratitude Gathering: STL-ODN Happy Hour - You're Invited to Share Wisdom, Hear Our Latest Plans, and Help Build a Program
27 Sep 2023 Together Again! (FREE) STL-ODN Member Social Event - You're Invited to Reconnect, Network, and Shape Our Future
09 Mar 2023 Free 2-Day Virtual Workshop: Appreciative Inquiry for Work and Life — Get Hands-On Skills and Learn How to Drive Positive Change for the Future - Part 2: March 16
14 Nov 2022 Free November STL-ODN Connections Café
10 Nov 2022 Evidence-Based Change Management Strategies for Creating a Culture of Innovation
17 Oct 2022 Free October STL-ODN Connections Café
13 Oct 2022 Awkward to Awesome: How to Recruit, Retain & Promote Employees with Cultural Intelligence
19 Sep 2022 Free September STL-ODN Connections Café
08 Sep 2022 Building Cultures for Healthy Conflict Resolution
15 Aug 2022 Free August STL-ODN Connections Café
18 Jul 2022 Free July STL-ODN Connections Café
20 Jun 2022 Free June STL-ODN Connections Café
09 Jun 2022 Toolbox Building: Being and Creating Transformational Leaders in EDI
16 May 2022 Free May STL-ODN Connections Café
12 May 2022 The Human Team: So, You Created a Team But People Showed Up!
18 Apr 2022 Free April STL-ODN Connections Café
14 Apr 2022 Stop Living Life on the Sidelines and Start Living B.O.L.D!
21 Mar 2022 Free March STL-ODN Connections Café
10 Mar 2022 Five Robust Actions to Lead Well During Turbulent, Uncertain Times
24 Feb 2022 Free February STL-ODN Connections Café
10 Feb 2022 Eight Ways to Achieve Change Faster, Easier and Better
13 Jan 2022 How the Practice of Courageous Authenticity Creates Cultures of Belonging
11 Nov 2021 Applying a Culturally-Grounded, Trauma-Informed Approach to OD Consulting
02 Nov 2021 Free November STL-ODN Networking Event
14 Oct 2021 The Entrepreneurial Mindset: A Competitive Advantage for Your Company
05 Oct 2021 Free October STL-ODN Networking Event
09 Sep 2021 Reducing the Fog: Approaches to Effective Employee Onboarding
07 Sep 2021 Free September STL-ODN Networking Event
03 Aug 2021 Free STL-ODN Networking Event
08 Jul 2021 Build Resilience to Recover, Recharge, and Navigate Stress
10 Jun 2021 OD Is an Infinite Game
13 May 2021 Up Your OD A-Game: Neuro-Axiology and the Rise of “Use-of-Self 2.0” (Valuegenic Self-Leadership)
04 May 2021 Free STL-ODN Networking Event
08 Apr 2021 Magical Thinking in Organizations: How to Break An Illusion That Drains People's Energy
11 Mar 2021 Why Agile and Other Forms of Collaborative Organizing Fail, and What to Do About It
11 Feb 2021 Group Coaching Strategies to Build and Statistically Measure Soft Skill Development
14 Jan 2021 Can You Keep Up? Merging Change and Agility During a Pandemic
22 Dec 2020 Free Holiday Networking Virtual Event
12 Nov 2020 Achieving a Staff Engagement Turnaround and What We Learned about Sustaining Gains in the Process
26 Oct 2020 Transformation after Trauma: The Power of Resonance
08 Oct 2020 ALIGNing an organization: How we dumped year end performance reviews and replaced it with a conversation
10 Sep 2020 Culture and Climate: What Emerson Electric has learned and what they are doing about it
26 Aug 2020 Finding Comfort in Discomfort – A Dialogue for OD Professionals about Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
09 Jul 2020 Developing Resilient Organizations
11 Jun 2020 Ten Drivers of High Performing Organization June 11th 2020
14 May 2020 Creating the Workplace of the Future with EQi
09 Apr 2020 Human Connection In A Virtual Environment – How are OD professionals meeting the need?
12 Mar 2020 Brain-Based Coaching: Evaluating Interventions Using Psychology and Neuroscience
13 Feb 2020 Unlock the Creative Potential of Your Teams: An Introduction to the Simplexity Method of Applied Innovation
09 Jan 2020 The Courageous Leader: An Introduction to Dare to Lead

About Events

We host a variety of events throughout the year, including monthly programs, happy hours, a holiday party, and a volunteer recognition party.  Our monthly programs are generally held on the second Thursday of every month. Networking begins at 7:30 a.m., and the presentation runs from 8:00-9:30 a.m.  Hot and cold breakfast (including water and coffee) is served throughout.  Presentations and materials from previous events may be available to our members (view members-only content or become a member to gain access to these materials).  

Registration

We highly recommend that you register and pay for an event in advance.  We use registration numbers to make our catering order and monitor our space-related needs.  Registration opens a few weeks prior to an event and closes 2 days prior to the event.  Walk-in registrations are welcome as long as we have room for our registered attendees.

Cancellation

To cancel your registration, e-mail our Finance Chair at stlodnfinance@gmail.com with the subject line "PLEASE CANCEL".

  • If you paid in advance & cancel at least 2 days in advance of the program, you will be refunded for the registration fee (minus a $2 processing fee if you paid by credit card) within 2 weeks. 
  • If you paid in advance BUT DO NOT cancel at least 2 days in advance, you will not receive a refund.
  • If you did not pay in advance & do not cancel, you will be liable for your registration fee.  Login to your account to settle the invoice.



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