Organizational Development

[close] Organizational Development/Training Book Club A Book Club for members interested in participating in online chatting about selected titles in Organizational Development and Training. Participants want to share what they read, as well as learn from and support one another's individual path of personal growth and achievement. Which books would you like to read? Which books have you read that you think others would like to read? Send your suggestions and we will add them to the list!

[close] Integral, Business and Organizational Psychology

[close] This is a virtual and online book club open to anyone to discuss Humble Inquiry, Second Edition: The Gentle Art of Asking Instead of Telling (The Humble Leadership Series) by Edgar Schein & Peter Schein Paperback – (published February 23, 2021) https://www.amazon.com/Humble-Inquiry-Second-Instead-Leadership/dp/1523092629 We will meet virtually via ZOOM on these dates below. Sign up through EVENTBRITE posted below. Every other Wednesday starting at 6:00 to 7:00 Central Time April 28, May 12, May 26 (2021) Following the three book club dates, please join us at the regularly scheduled Dallas Fort Worth Organizational Development Network on June 10th, 2021 starting at 6:45 for a 2.5-hour discussion with the authors Edgar Schein & Peter Schein. EVENTBRITE REGISTRATION https://www.eventbrite.com/e/humble-inquiry-book-club-meet-the-authors-edgar-peter-schein-tickets-149438427359 MORE ABOUT THIS BOOK CLUB This book club is for anyone with an interest in organizational development and related professional activities. Anyone can join the Dallas-Fort Worth Group; check out http://dfwodnet.org/. Learning Objectives Engage in critical discussions of a shared text Discuss opportunities to practically apply the book’s concepts Build relationships with other OD professionals It is ok if you do not read the entire (or even any of) book – read as much as you can and join us for the conversation! Other Resources: Why Business People Should Join Book Clubs https://hbr.org/2016/02/why-businesspeople-should-join-book-clubs

[close] In search of personal and professional awesomeness, this group is formed for business owners and executives who participate in Twentyfive's Executive Book Club.