Overview:

Conflict in the workplace is inevitable, but it doesn't have to be destructive. Join us for an insightful and practical webinar on "Productive Conflict," where we will explore how to transform disagreements into opportunities for growth and collaboration. This session, led by Matej and Jan, Founders of iNOMEE, will provide you with the tools and strategies to navigate conflict effectively.

Webinar Modules:

1. Focusing on Self-Awareness and Understanding Others:

Definition and types of conflictThe role of emotions and behaviours in conflict situationsHow different people perceive and handle conflictIdentifying your own personality style and conflict behavioursRecognising destructive responses and automatic thoughts

2. Productive Conflict - Turning Conflict into a Positive Force:

Reframing automatic thoughts for more constructive outcomesPractical techniques to manage and resolve conflictsStrategies to turn conflict into a positive force for innovation and improvement

Why Attend?

By attending this webinar, you will gain:

Enhanced self-awareness and understanding of your conflict styleImproved ability to manage and resolve conflicts productivelyStrategies to turn conflict into a positive force for innovation and improvement

A word from our hosts, Matej and Jan:

We firmly believe that before you can understand others, you must first understand yourself. Therefore, all our learning experiences share a common goal: they inspire participants to confidently say, "I know me!" Discovering who you are is enlightening, and knowing how to apply that knowledge in the professional world is truly life-changing. That is why self-awareness is at the heart of our mission to empower individuals and teams to thrive at work.

iNOMEE, founded by Jan and Matej, is more than a business it's born from personal journeys navigating the complexities of corporate life. Recognising the need for guidance, the duo launched iNOMEE to help individuals, teams, and their leaders reach their full potential.

As a family business and LGBT+ owned business, we understand the importance of inclusion in the workplace. Therefore, we are active members of ProudHR: a network for queer HR professionals Through ProudHR, we work with passionate professionals from various industries to improve the lives of LGBT employees and bring important topics to the forefront of discussion. Together, we amplify diverse voices, driving towards a more inclusive future.

Further Support:

We're excited to be able to offer free one-to-one mentoring for LGBTQIA+ people aged 16 to 30 years old. If you're struggling to kick-start your career, or are looking for guidance on how to grow and step up as a leader, we can support you. Our mentoring is holistic and allows you to explore who you are, what makes you powerful, and how you can channel that into your career. We have an expert team to get you started before finding you a mentor who can guide you in your specific industry of choice. For more information or to book your first meeting with us, you can email [email protected].

The National Lottery Community Fund

The National Lottery Community Fund distributes over 600m a year to communities across the UK, raised by players of The National Lottery. Blossom LGBT CIC has a grant from the Community Fund to use between October 2023 & October 2025 on our work empowering LGBTQIA+ young adults at work

We're a not-for-profit!

Whilst this event is free and made possible by the National Lottery Community Fund, we kindly ask that LGBTQIA+ people already in full-time work, allies of the community, and those already in leadership roles consider making a donation of 5+ to allow us to continue to keep these events completely free of charge for those who need them. With particular thanks to the National Lottery Community Fund for making Blossom LGBT CIC's employability and upskilling programme possible through their grant for our pilot scheme.

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