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Jan 08

Look Back and See Forward: Resilience for 2025 Leadership – Upcoming CTN Webinar

  • January 8, 2025
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As we enter 2025, resilience has never been more important. At Community Tech Network, we’re excited to kick off the year with an inspiring Lunch & Learn webinar: Look Back and See Forward. This session will take place on Thursday, January 30, at 11:00 a.m. PT.

In this webinar, Shannon Hughes, founder of Enlivened Studios, will guide us through the concept of resilience and its importance in personal and professional settings. Whether you’re a leader aiming to inspire your team or an individual looking for tools to navigate life’s uncertainties, this session will leave you feeling empowered and equipped for the year ahead.

What to Expect:

  • Building Resilience: Learn strategies to strengthen mental and emotional resilience during times of change, such as organizational transitions and funding uncertainties.
  • Recharge and Refresh: Discover actionable ways to start the year with renewed purpose and energy.
  • Leadership in Action: Explore how leaders can model resilience to inspire teams and drive success.

Special Introduction: CTN’s Executive Director and Co-Founder, Kami Griffiths, will open the webinar with welcoming remarks.  

Raffle Giveaway: Attendees will be entered into a raffle to win a free enrollment in the online course, Managing Digital Navigators ($300 value). Must be present to win. 

This session is ideal for anyone looking to strengthen their mindset or team dynamics in 2025.

Register now and share this opportunity with colleagues and friends. Together, let’s embrace resilience and optimism as we work toward impactful change in the year ahead!

REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR HERE

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