Miami Presents - Connectable: How Leaders (at Any Level) Can Move Teams From Isolated to All In
Remote work, advancing technology, and an always-on work culture are fracturing our relationships resulting in deep disconnection. A colossal 72% of global workers feel lonely at least monthly; with 55% saying at least weekly. Feelings of isolation and loneliness among employees are on the rise, and contribute to a real and growing mental health problem that affects both individuals and organizations. You’ll learn how addressing the issues―and finding practical, effective solutions―can transform an isolated workforce to one that’s happier, more engaged, and more productive in their efforts.
Combining a decade of leadership consulting and firsthand workplace loneliness research, Ryan Jenkins distills everything you need, showing you what’s causing today’s loneliness, the role inclusion plays in solving it, and how you can decrease loneliness and increase belonging, engagement, retention, and performance with employees at every level―including yourself.
Audiences Gain:
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An awareness of loneliness, the modern causes, and its impact on business.
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Ability to identify workers in need of belonging and how to deliver it for them.
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The 4-step Less Loneliness Framework™ to create connected, driven, and high-performing teams.
Ryan Jenkins '07, CSP is a Wall Street Journal Bestselling author, aninternationally-recognizedkeynote speakerand virtual trainer.His latest book isConnectable: How Leaders Can Move Teams FromIsolated to All In.For a decade, he has helped organizations optimize generationaldynamics, lessen worker loneliness, and prepare for the future of work.Ryan’s top-ranked insights have been featured in Forbes, Fast Company,and CNBC.He is also co-founder ofLessLonely.com, the #1 resource for reducingworker isolation and strengthening team connections.Ryan lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife, three children, and yellowLabrador.Learn more atRyanJenkins.com.
The presentation is free to watch online, but registration is required. Please reach out to J.J. Slager, slagerjj@miamioh.edu, with questions.