Five dynamic and highly-sought speakers have been unveiled for this year’s annual Leadership Masterclass, open for anyone in a leadership position of a Moisad.
Shluchim juggle many roles but quintessentially, they are leaders in all that they do. The masterclass on Tuesday, July 13th, 2021 – 4 Menachem Av will focus on five elements for leadership growth that have been carefully chosen to maximize their time on topics that are so relevant. Each speaker will address a relevant, game-changing topic and share applicable information and skills to build on.
“No doubt this past year we have faced endless challenges and change,” shared productivity coach, speaker Mrs. Chaya Abelsky. “On my topic of being a shining changemaker, we will get to appreciate how organic the science behind change is. I’ll be sharing key concepts on how to approach and understand the mechanisms of change so that we can use the tools of change to pivot and become more shining change-makers.”
Susan McDonald, Linda Lovich, Berel Solomon and Rabbi Dov Greenberg are the other empowering speakers that will be featured during the 3-hour masterclass, each covering an important topic on leadership.
“After the incredible feedback from our masterclasses in the past, we are excited to open registration for this year’s masterclass with carefully selected speakers,” said director, Mrs. Devora Krasnanski. “We have altered this year’s program, chosen the presenters and topics to maximize your time that are quick, straight to the point and are ideas you can easily implement quickly.”
Click here to see Golden Nuggets from last year’s Early Childhood Conference.
Anyone in a leadership position of a Moisad can register now at shluchim.org/masterclass. Contact [email protected] with any questions.
The Leadership Masterclass is hosted by Chabad Early Childhood, a project of the Shluchim Office.
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