A company’s culture has been shown to have a strong influence on employee engagement, as well as a significant impact on financial performance. It determines how employees see themselves as part of the organization, how they relate to customers, how they interact with authority, approach problem-solving, make strategic decisions, describe their company’s purpose, and more.
Corporate culture is under pressure from all sides: the sudden shift to remote work - and new shifts as employees return – dramatic change in demand and even new business models have dramatically altered carefully-planned employee experiences. Disruption in the rhythms of everyday, live human interactions has created a drain on social capital and professional networks. Continued uncertainties stemming from the pandemic and efforts to confront and end racial injustice have also intensified challenges to trust in organizations and their leaders.
In this webinar the speakers will present research from Dale Carnegie on key workplace issues and recent events affecting corporate culture and offer steps leaders can take now to adjust to the next normal and move their corporate culture in a positive direction.
Speaker Bios:
Katie Iorio | Franchise President Dale Carnegie Philadelphia
Katie brings over 30 years of experience working with organizations to engage and develop their people, meet business demands, and align culture with strategic goals. As President of the Dale Carnegie Franchise in the States of Pennsylvania and Delaware and portions of New Jersey, Katie leads a team of consultants and trainers focused on partnering with clients and exceeding expectations. In addition to leading the strategy and ensuring quality for her company, Katie supports team members in developing local and global strategic partnerships with clients. She works closely with clients to collaborate on talent management initiatives such as employee engagement, enhancing/supporting culture, and leadership development.
Robert Johnston | Director of Quality Dale Carnegie Philadelphia