Fall Workshops
Transforming Conflict
Great collaboration doesn’t happen by accident—it happens when people know how to communicate well, navigate conflict, and build strong working relationships. In this engaging, hands-on module, you’ll learn practical strategies for handling difficult conversations with confidence, understanding your own conflict style, negotiating win-win outcomes, and positively influencing others.
Through interactive activities, real-life scenarios, and plenty of opportunities to reflect and practice, you’ll leave with skills you can use immediately to strengthen relationships and work more effectively with the people around you.
Facilitators
Chris Bosch
Chris Bosch is the Founder and Managing Partner of Chisel Consulting, bringing more than 25 years of experience helping organizations navigate strategy, conflict, leadership, and change.
He has served in senior leadership with World Vision Canada, taught at multiple universities, and facilitated planning and leadership sessions for a wide range of nonprofits, charities, and public-sector organizations. Chris holds graduate degrees in International Development and Political Theory and is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) and Professional Director (Pro.Dir). Learn more about Chris!
Katie Double
Katie Double is a strategic HR and Crisis Consultant working with a variety of organizations, with specific experience and heart working with Christian not for profits and churches. She takes a relational and creative approach, along with employment standards and HR best practices, to help leaders and organizations flourish. She brings calm and objectivity into crisis situations.
Katie often encounters client situations where she wishes the client had reached out for help sooner, and from that experience, she loves equipping leaders and organizations before there is a crisis. She has her CHRL designation, and over 15 years working in senior leadership and consulting. Learn more about Katie!
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