Date: Thursday,17 April 2025
Time: 11:00 – 12:30
Cost: Free

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Transitioning from a managerial role to a leadership position can be challenging. This shift requires moving beyond familiar operational tasks to embrace a broader, strategic perspective that guides and inspires. Understanding the distinction between management and leadership is essential, as it significantly influences communication and team dynamics. When roles are unclear, both individual and team energy can be wasted, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities.

In this webinar, we will explore the differences between management and leadership across various contexts.

Participants will gain valuable insights to assess the demands of their roles, reflect on their effectiveness, and identify areas for improvement in their approach.

About the facilitator:
Delphine Oliver has over three decades of experience working with people as a physiotherapist (MSc.) and Integral Coach (ICF-PCC).Her work is founded on the belief that by nurturing the relationship we have with ourselves, we can engage with others with greater integrity and authenticity.

Effective relationships are built on the ability to regulate our nervous system, emotions, and thoughts. This regulation allows us to respond rather than react habitually in challenging situations.Delphine emphasises that self-regulation, self-awareness, and inner leadership are critical skills that can be developed and grown over a lifetime to lead an engaged and purposeful life.

Delphine's professional experience includes working with organisations in both the private and non-profit sectors, coaching groups, and one-on-one sessions. She also facilitates group processes focused on self-awareness and self-regulation, linking these skills to effective relationships with oneself and others.In her private life, Delphine is passionate about raising three children with her husband. She brings a cross-cultural perspective, juggling her Swiss heritage with the diverse South African  ways of being.