Live Well Lead Well | Raleigh, NC

 
Event Detail
  • Date
  • 9/26/2024 | 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
  • Location
  • NCSU – Park Alumni Center | Raleigh, NC
  • Hosting, Speaking
  • Recommended CPE
  • 8 credits (7 credits Personal Development; 1 credit Behavioral Ethics)
  • Fees
  • $165
Speakers

To live well exemplifies leading life with energy, momentum, and a meaningful sense of purpose.

To lead well exemplifies imparting a lasting impact on your team’s culture, relationships, and outcomes.

It takes a confident professional to make decisions that personally impact you and those you lead at the same time. A proven way to stay balanced is by keeping both areas of focus seamlessly in sync while progressing in your journey.

Join us for an exciting day filled with topics dedicated to energizing and rejuvenating you as a professional. Gain insights from engaging speakers and participate in conversations that can elevate your ability live well, lead well, and inspire others.

Mark your calendar and register early to reserve your spot. Space is limited!

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The Innovative Leader: Fostering Innovation, Wellness and Legacy in Today’s Fast-Paced World

Presented by Dr. Sarah Glova

Explore the concept of innovation and its value in both personal and professional life. Dr. Glova will identify strategies that foster a culture of innovation, which can support individual success as well as team success.

Through real-world examples, find inspiration to improve efficiency and reach goals while prioritizing our health and mental wellness. Additionally, we’ll discuss the value of succession planning and how it benefits the future of an organization while creating a more engaged and committed workforce.

At the end of the session, you will be able to define the concept of innovation and the value it can provide to accomplish more in both, your personal and professional life.

Collaboration: Creating Powerful Moments as a Team

Presented by Sarah Turner

This presentation focuses on collaboration and teamwork. It begins by defining collaboration and examining the difference between a group and a team. The presentation then moves on to explore ways to create stand-out, powerful moments as a team.

By understanding the nuances of collaboration and teamwork, and by learning how to create powerful moments, individuals and teams can work together more effectively and achieve greater success.

At the end of the session, you will be able to recognize the nuances of collaboration and teamwork, and by learning how to create powerful moments, individuals and team can work together more effectively and achieve greater success.

2024 Ethics Update

Presented by Kim Boyle, CAAS Engagement Director

Join us to discuss the latest trends and updates impacting personal and business ethics and the importance of making ethical decisions.

At the end of the session, you will be able to:  Recall the importance of behavioral ethics in business.

Psychological Safety and Meaningful Connection

Presented by Deanna Salm, Outsourcing Business Solutions Director

To achieve strategic employee engagement, it's important to recognize the significance of personal connection. This means creating an environment where employees feel valued and connected to their colleagues and the organization as a whole.

One way to promote this is by identifying behaviors that promote psychological safety. Psychological safety is the belief one can speak up without fear of negative consequences.

There are four types of psychological safety: inclusion safety, learner safety, contributor safety, and challenger safety. By understanding and promoting these types of safety, organizations can create a culture of trust and openness that leads to increased engagement and productivity.

At the end of the session, recognize the importance of personal connection in strategic employee engagement.

Driving Engagement Post “Big Quit” to the “Big Stay”

Presented by Dave Hickman, CLA Managing Principal, Talent Solutions

This session will cover several important topics related to employee engagement in the current labor market.

First, we’ll review the impact of the labor market on engagement factors and discuss strategies for driving engagement even in the face of confusion and complacency. We’ll also explore ways to accelerate trust between leaders and their direct reports, which is crucial for maintaining engagement and productivity.

Finally, we’ll discuss how to foster a team spirit, particularly in a hybrid work environment where some team members may be working remotely. By addressing these key issues, we can help our employees remain engaged, motivated, and productive — even in challenging times.

At the end of the session, you will recall how to drive engagement when the labor market is confusing and brewing complacency, identify and recognize individual passions, skills, and gifts as a strategic advantage in one’s professional career.

 

Twealth: Tax and Wealth Working Together

Panel Discussion Lead by Wendi Boddy, Managing Partner of Office, Donna Holm, Signing Director, and Steve Powers, Director Wealth Advisory

Individuals and families go through a natural, yet uniquely dynamic, lifecycle journey in which they move through distinct stages of life. While everyone is different in a million ways, we all tend to face similar challenges, opportunities, and milestones.

Whatever life stage an individual is at, incorporating comprehensive tax and wealth planning may help them improve their financial outcomes and bring them peace of mind.

At the end of the session, you will be able to discuss what life stage an individual is at, incorporating comprehensive tax and wealth planning may help them improve their financial outcomes and bring them peace of mind.

The Power of Sleep: How Prioritizing Sleep Can Improve Your Health and Increase Longevity

Presented by Lynn Knight, CLA Live Well Lead Well Leader

Focusing on the importance of sleep for overall health and productivity, we’ll explore how sleep impacts the body and mind and identify the negative effects of sleep deprivation.

Participants will learn practical strategies for improving sleep quality and quantity, which can enhance overall health and well-being.

By the end of this session, participants will have a better understanding of the importance of sleep and how to make positive changes to their sleep habits to improve their health and productivity.

Who should attend

This event is designed for professionals seeking a day of thought-provoking and re-energizing dialogue, and accounting specialists seeking to gain hours toward their annual CPA renewal.

Schedule

7:30 – 8 a.m. — Registration and breakfast
8 a.m. – noon — Sessions  
noon – 1:15 p.m. — Lunch
1:15 – 4:50 p.m. — Sessions
4:50 – 6 p.m. — Networking, happy hour

Location

NCSU Park Alumni Center
Directions
2450 Alumni Drive
Raleigh, NC 27606

Please register by September 20, 2024.

Fee

$165

Can’t make this event?

Check out the other dates and locations.

Triad, NC  |  September 19  |  7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET
Charlotte, NC  |  September 24  |  7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET

CPE

Recommended CPE: 8 credits (7 credits Personal Development; 1 credit Behavioral Ethics)
Prerequisites: None 
Program level: Overview 
Advance preparation: None 
Delivery method: Group Live
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