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The Manager Makeover Series: From Managing the Mundane to Inspiring Change

Wednesday, May 18, 2016 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT  
Host: Association for Talent Development
By: Gary Magenta, Chief Change Architect, Root
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The classic role of a manager is to direct processes, projects, and people. Yet behind all that is the part of their role that is the real game changer for your business. The art of engaging and inspiring people is what separates everyday managers from true leaders. Join us for part two of our Manager Makeover Series with author and transformation expert Gary Magenta. Go behind the scenes with a new manager as Gary helps him move from managing the mundane to inspiring change. We’ll answer these questions:

  • What prevents managers from inspiring change?
  • Why do managers need to see themselves as CEOs (chief engagement officers) and how does that affect your bottom line?
  • What three things matter most to transform your managers to inspire change?
     

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Gary  Magenta
Gary Magenta

Chief Change Architect, Root

Gary Magenta is committed to the development of leaders and managers. He has a strong belief that if leaders and managers want to change their businesses, they must start by changing how they engage their people. Gary is a senior vice president at Root, a consulting company that helps organizations execute their strategy through people. During his 16 years at Root, Gary has partnered with CEOs and executive teams at Fortune 500 and Global 2000 organizations throughout North America and Europe with a holistic view of their businesses, their people, and the customers they serve.

Gary brings more than 30 years of business experience to every project, supported by a realistic outlook, a durable street sense for creating results, and a sense of humor that puts things into perspective. He is the author of The Un-Bossy Boss, and is a frequent speaker at client events, industry conferences, and business strategy and human resource seminars. He has been recognized with a Stevie American Business Award for Executive of the Year.