Not all managers are leaders. Leadership is an essential career skill and organizations like Great Dames and the Delaware Youth Leadership Network have emphasized the importance of leadership training. Which is why executive coach Paul Gaskell wants to help you with your skills at a workshop next month at 1313 Innovation. It’s on Tuesday, Feb. 28, from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m.
Gaskell spent over ten years in various leadership roles at pharma giant AstraZeneca and now, he would like to share that knowledge with you. During the event he plans on talking about what employees look for in leadership and strategic leadership. You will leave the workshop with a personalized leadership plan.
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