We have high and often conflicting expectations of leaders. Be reasonable but passionate. Decisive but inclusive. Visionary but explicit. Powerful but humble. Add to that emotionally intelligent, caring, impartial, people-oriented, and of course, profit-driven. The list is so long that it often leaves leaders scratching their heads, thinking: how am I supposed to be all of these things at once?

The answer is courage. It's the backbone leaders need to step up to the plate, face fierce challenges, inspire others, and drive the bottom line. Join author and subject matter expert Bill Treasurer for an informative webinar that will help you transform the leaders in your organization from fearful to fearless.

What You Will Learn

• Understand the impact fear has on personal and organizational performance
• Three distinct types of courage and how to differentiate among them
• How to create an environment that supports courageous behavior
• The differences between two different leadership dispositions
• Strategies to become more courageous and inspire those around you 

About the Presenter



Bill Treasurer
Bill is a leadership expert and the originator of the new organizational practice of "courage-building." He is also the author of several books, including Right Risk and the international bestseller Courage Goes to Work. Billâ€â„¢s latest publication is Courageous Leadership: A Program for Using Courage to Transform the Workplace. It is a comprehensive off-the-shelf training program that can be used to build courage in any organization. Bill is the founder and chief encouragement officer at Giant Leap Consulting (GLC), a courage-building company that helps people and organizations live more courageously. Bill has conducted more than five hundred corporate workshops designed to strengthen people's leadership skills and improve team performance. His clients include Accenture, PNC Bank, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, NASA, UNICEF, the Center for Creative Leadership, the U.S. Forest Service, CNN, EarthLink, Monster.com, SPANX, the National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.