Corporate politics can be a bit…challenging.

The business world is some shark-infested waters. Swimming through the politics is a delicate dance between informality and professionalism. This is a struggle we face at all levels of the corporate ladder. Finding that perfect stroke is crucial for gaining influence with those who matter most. Be better prepared than your peers. Gain more influence in short interactions than others will garner throughout their entire career. Learn to enhance your interpersonal power.

At this presentation, you will learn:

Dr. Dan Moshavi is dean of the Lucas College and Graduate School of Business at San Jose State University.  Dan previously served as professor of management and dean of the business schools at both Dominican University of California and Montana State University. Dan has extensive higher education administrative experience in strategic positioning, fundraising, community and alumni engagement, interdisciplinary program development, university operations, and faculty and staff development. His teaching, research and consulting focuses on leadership, change management, organizational politics, and attitudes and emotions in the workplace. He has consulted for a variety of organizations, including health care institutions, universities and municipalities.

A skilled facilitator and instructor, Dan has won more than a dozen teaching awards during his career, including the university-wide teaching award at Montana State. Dan received his Ph.D. in management from the University of Oregon as well an MBA and a B.A. (international affairs) from George Washington University in Washington DC.

Non-Member/First-Time Qualified Guest Free

Meal Type

Dinner Buffet

 

CPE Credits

One and a half (1.5) CPE credits available. Field of Study: TBD

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