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Be The Leader You've Always Wanted To Be
Right now, being a senior living leader can be overwhelming, confusing and downright frustrating. Instead of working on the projects that you know would make an impact, you are putting out fires. Drive is offering a step-by-step program called Fearless in the Face of Crisis that includes the tools, information and everything you need to transform yourself into a Fearless Leader, so you can lead your aging services organization effortlessly
through any crisis. This program is based on almost four decades of research that shows there are 30 behaviors that make an exemplary leader. The best part about it - research shows that all of those behaviors can be learned! What sets this program apart from others in senior living? It’s a self-directed, online course consisting of short, easy-to-digest videos, each filled with simple actions you can take immediately.
- Learn where you want, when you want and at your pace!
- Bonus interviews on Management & Messaging!
- Facebook Live monthly coaching calls!
- Money back guarantee!
- Lifetime access to content!
- SHRM and NAB credits!
- Absurdly great content you’d expect from Drive!
The tools, actions and small-but-mighty tweaks in Fearless in the Face of Crisis will turn you into the leader you always dreamed of being.
Join the over 400 leaders who are already getting Fearless.
Contact Hours: 5.75 CEUs (NAB
and SHRM approved) | Registration Fee: $247
NOTE: after you register through LeadingAge Florida, your event confirmation will contain a link for you to complete registration and pay the registration fee directly through the organization, Drive.
Speaker Information:
Denise Boudreau-Scott is President of Drive, which helps aging services organizations improve the resident and staff experience, and the bottom-line, through more engaged leaders and employees. A former nursing home
and assisted living administrator, Denise co-founded and is chairperson of the New Jersey Alliance for Culture Change, a member of NAB’s LNHA Exam Writing Committee, chair of NAB’s Member Relations Committee and a former board member of the Pioneer
Network. Denise received her Bachelor of Science in Gerontology from the University of Scranton and her Master in Health Administration from Cornell University where she serves as a student mentor and speaker. She is proud to share that she started
off her career as a dietary aide and nursing assistant.
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