Monthly Archives: November 2011

The Three Aloha Leadership Skills You Can’t Live Without!

Posted by on November 14, 2011 Comments Off
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Mike Faberby Mike Faber

Dede Osborn is a Senior Fellow at the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland. She’s also a student of Hawaiian leadership and values, and is the author of the paper Leadership Styles in Modern Hawaiian Organizations: Island Culture at Work. Looking at a variety of leadership measures, her studies determine that the three most frequent Hawaiian leadership behaviors are:

  • Treats people with dignity and respect
  • Follows through on promises and commitments
  • Gives team members appreciation and support

Not rocket science, right? So why are these behaviors not practiced more widely and more consistently? Read more »

Zoe Presenter Spotlight: Jayne Gnadt

Posted by on November 7, 2011 Comments Off
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Jayne Gnadtby Zoe Training staff

Jayne Gnadt, a seasoned professional with an extensive background in project management, is also an energizing and memorable keynote speaker who shared some insightful gems with us in this interview.

What’s your favorite topic(s) to present on? Why?

I love to speak on motivational and rather “edgy” topics because my greatest thrill from a speaking perspective is to have everyone laughing and smiling from ear to ear!

3 words that describe your presentation style:

Energizing, Fun, Engaging

What’s the most unusual location (or circumstances) you’ve presented in?

I’m actually getting ready to facilitate a class in Broken Bow, Neb., at the country club as there isn’t any other place in town large enough to hold a class for 25 people!! Read more »

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