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Clients often choose to start with the foundations of introverted leadership including understanding the strengths and challenges that introverts face daily and how successful introverted leaders apply these assets. We build on that knowledge by teaching the principles of quiet influence across and beyond the organization by demonstrating how all of us can leverage our quiet introvert strengths. We then focus on how to create highly functioning teams of introverts and extroverts. We call these partnerships “genius opposites.” Our newest groundbreaking presentation is focused on how to shift organizations into ones that unleash introvert talent.

Each presentation is accompanied by a companion book.

 

The Introverted Leader

Keynote
Master Class

How do you empower Introverted Leaders?

Introverts ARE leaders. Learn how to start conversations about introvert awareness and inclusion. Help teams and senior leadership become powerful agents of change. Learn action steps and examples of introvert-friendly pockets of inclusion.

Topics Include

Leadership Challenges for Introverts, How Introverted Leaders Handle Meetings and Networking Their Way, The 4Ps Model for Leadership Success, Leading Introverts 

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Quiet Influence

Keynote
Master Class

How do you leverage the quiet influencers in your organization?

Did you know that introverts have the most influence when they stop acting like extroverts and rely on their natural strengths? In this presentation, Jennifer will show you how to implement the Quiet Influence Process and make the most of introverts’ six natural strengths. Find ways to protect quiet time, be a more engaged listener, create change, inspire others, and challenge the status quo.

Topics include:

Introvert Strengths & Blind Spots, Tools & Strategies to Build on Quiet Strengths, Interviewing Strategies for Introverts

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The Genius of Opposites

Keynote
Master Class

How do you build high performing introvert-extrovert “genius” teams?

Do you characterize yourself as an introvert, extrovert, or ambivert? Whatever your style, you have to work with people across the spectrum. It’s true—opposites attract, and the successful partnerships focus on results and don’t get caught up in their differences. Without careful maintenance and balance, they quickly go off the rails. In this presentation, you will learn how to make introvert-extrovert teams exponentially better than solo acts.

Topics include:

The Wiring Differences Between Introverts and Extroverts, The 5-Step Genius of Opposites Process, How Opposites use Disagreement to Create Better Solutions

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Creating Introvert-Friendly Workplaces

Keynote
Master Class

What must you do to become an introvert-friendly workplace?

How can your organization become one that is introvert-friendly? This groundbreaking presentation, based on pioneering research, focuses on sharing this latest research and best practices to help you get there. Learn how to start conversations about introvert awareness and inclusion. Help teams and senior leadership become powerful agents of change. Learn action steps and examples of introvert-friendly pockets of inclusion.

Topics include:

Hire Great Introvert Talent, Create Successful Remote Work for Introverts, Design Workplace Settings for Introverts

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Jennifer is an awesome partner when it comes to creating an engaging, well-informed, and practical learning experience on any number of topics. We’ve leveraged Jennifer twice, both times in the areas of leadership and introversion, and each time her adaptable and effective style led to an engaged audience who felt they had actionable and practical tips for enhancing their leadership effectiveness. She’s dynamic, easy-to-work with, and superbly knowledgeable.

Casey Wilson
Managing Director, Learning and Development at Evolent Health

Convening Conversations

Facilitated Discussions on Introverted Topics

Jennifer collaborates with leadership in the organization to facilitate an open dialogue and discussion session. Held over a small lunch or in a large town hall meeting, these discussions are a way to create awareness, share practical tools, and build connections within teams.

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Meet the Author — Fireside Chat

A leader and introvert advocate from your organization interviews Jennifer about one or more of her books. We will encourage transparency and explore topics relevant to your organization. You can host a follow-up book signing. Attendees gain from the rich conversations and deeper dialogue with the author and enjoy receiving a signed copy of the book. This “fireside chat” is a great kick-off to a book club using one of Jennifer’s books.

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Panel Discussions With Leaders

Jennifer will present a 10-to-15-minute TED Style talk on the latest trends in introvert research, explode some myths, and explore some provocative ideas. She then will moderate a panel of 2–3 introverted leaders from your organization, who will respond to questions about their journeys as introverted leaders. The panel is a strong statement to your organization that introversion is an important diversity, inclusion, and equity topic to address.

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Consultation Sessions With Leaders

Jennifer facilitates an open dialogue and discussion session with managers. This can take place during lunch. Managers can bring their challenges in leading introverts to a roundtable discussion. Past topics have included talent management practices, hiring, meetings, workspace design, and remote work options for introverts.

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Jennifer does a wonderful job by working to understand her audience. She gets terrific reviews on the quality of her message and style of delivery.

Suzanne Richards
(former) Vice-President, Freddie Mac

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