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Tuesday, October 6, 2020 - 6:00 pm
Virtual Event
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Intuitive Adaptability
Presented by:
Jay Morris
Vice President, Talent Development
Yale New Haven Health
The ability to instinctively and confidently respond to any and all situations with effective solutions and heart-filled joy.
At times, it might appear that you are making it up as you go; and in some instances, you probably are by relying on what you see and hear. But what about those times when your intuitive side kicks in and you implement something that amazes you and your clients? What skills and experiences did you use, and are you aware of the times when you use these resources intentionally? Do you intentionally bring your spiritual side to your work? Identify those times, and let’s compare notes.
Intuition, is it fact, fiction or both?
VIRTUAL EVENT DETAILS:
Location: Online Zoom Meeting
The Zoom link will be emailed to registered participants the day of the event.
Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2020
Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm
Participant Registration: $15
Preferred Registration: Sunday, October 4, 2020
No refunds can be granted within 48 hours of event.
Speaker Bio:
Jay Morris has worked in corporations for over 40 years including Allstate Insurance Company, Ernst & Young, LLP, Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Merck & Company, Trinity Health, and is currently at Yale New Haven Health as Vice President of Talent Development.
Jay holds a BA in sociology from North Carolina Central University, an MA in Organization Development from Loyola University Chicago, a Juris Doctor from Woodrow Wilson College of Law and a PhD in Corporate and Adult Learning from Loyola University Chicago.
Jay sits on the boards of Scholarship America, Robert S. Hartman Institute at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Change, Create, Transform in New York and is the Chairman of the Board at Cornerstone Christian Center in Milford.
He is an ICF Professional Certified Coach and is in the process of publishing a book entitled, “A Magnificent Masterpiece.” He and his wife, Maria have been married for 43 years and a have a son who is a civil rights lawyer and a daughter who works at a public relations firm in Manhattan.
