Registration closes 3 June 2020, 23:59
Objectives of this Masterclass
In a series of online films and webinars, Eldridge Labinjo will show you how to connect, manage and achieve better results during your video conferences and virtual meetings, and to raise general productivity.
During these exceptional and challenging times, more of us are working from home than ever. While in a crisis achieving our goals requires us to refine our approach, develop more choices and realise possibilities. Influencing, managing and guiding others, which have always been important factors for any successful start-up, become essential in times of crisis. A five-minute chat in the office has, in some cases, become a lengthy conference call and often even longer video meeting eating up time as well as energy. To add to this, the way that we normally deal with problems like; how to create certainty and understanding with key partners, investors and/or clients, for many of us, has lost that human touch.
Learning Outcomes
By combining skills and knowledge from the media, Neuro Linguistic Programming, non-verbal communication and values systems, after this series of films and webinars, you will not only receive both tips and techniques on how to influence and manage others successfully. You will also learn methods designed to create connection, give guidance and increase productivity.
- How to effectively prepare the conference call/video meeting
- How to persuade and influence people through structured content
- How to use paraverbal (tone, pitch and pacing) and non-verbal communication
- How to use effective language
- How to use the question system Clean Language
- How to use different listening and summing up techniques
- How to give actionable suggestions using the Feedforward technique
- How to increase productivity using the Outcome frame
Dates
Module 1: 10 June 2020
Module 2: 24 June 2020
Module 3: 8 July 2020 (followed by an informal virtual get-together afterwards)
All sessions will commence in the morning (10:00 CET) and will have a duration of approximately 2 hours. Attendance of all sessions is mandatory once you have registered, as the modules complement each other. Preparatory material consists of short films, which will be forwarded to accepted participants prior to the actual workshop.
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Target group: |
Current Stage 1 start-ups (that have either just entered or finished stage 1) of the EIT Climate-KIC Accelerator |
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Time: |
10 June 2020, 10:00 – 12:30 CET 24 June 2020, 10:00 – 12:30 CET 8 July 2020, 10:00 – 12:30 CET (+ virtual gathering after) |
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Preparatory session: |
5 June, ~15:00 – 17:00 CET |
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Deadline for registration: |
3 June, midnight |
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Available seats: |
Maximum 12 spaces (first come, first-served); prerequisite is that start-ups are either part of Stage 1 or have just completed Stage 1 |
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Expert/facilitator: |
Mr. Eldridge Labinjo (details below) |
A detailed agenda will be circulated after successful registration.
Masterclass presented by Eldridge Labinjo
Eldridge Labinjo is a Master Coach of Strategic Interventions (MCSI).
Neuro Linguistic Programing (NLP) Master Practitioner.
Dynamic Values System Practitioner.
Certified by Bureau Personal Development.
Recognised by Netherlands Neuro Linguistic.
Programing Association & European Profiling Association.
After a successful international career as a neoclassical Ballet dancer, followed by 5 years of formal retraining in text theatre and becoming a Master Coach, he now works as an external communications consultant. Together with his studies in NLP, Hypnosis, Dynamic Values System and Strategic Interventions, he has more than 30 years of professional stage performance experience.
This experience has lead to not only understanding how to achieve top results under pressure, or how to cope with stressful, demanding situations but also how to successfully apply both stage craft as well as communication theory, into compelling and successful presentations. He currently works as a consultant in the UK training people who aspire to public office, as well as MEP’s and other senior British politicians.