Intelligence quotient (IQ) measures intelligence and reveals a person’s cognitive ability and logical thinking. Emotional quotient (EQ) reveals a person’s ability to identify, assess and control the emotions of others. Studies show that EQ may have an even stronger influence on company executives’ effectiveness than IQ or technical competence. With every organization’s commitment to efficiency, it’s becoming increasingly vital to learn about EQ.
On May 15 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Profiles Asia Pacific will offer a public seminar on Enhancing Leadership Effectiveness that will educate participants about the effect of a leaders’ EQ on an organization and its human capital. Seminar participants will learn to identify and define different types of intelligence, and investigate research findings on the importance of emotional intelligence. In addition to EQ education, participants will also get a chance to apply their knowledge by identifying different Emotional Intelligence Models and their components, and design action plans for both individuals and organizations.
Course Outline
1. Leadership and Its Impact on the Organization and Its People
2. Intelligence
- Cognitive Intelligence
- Technical Intelligence
- Emotional Intelligence
- Moral/Spiritual Intelligence
3. Emotional Intelligence
- Definitions
- Importance of Emotional Intelligence
- Emotional Intelligence Models (Components, Tests and Applications)
4. Individual Action Plans and Commitments
The course fee for the seminar is 3,500PHP and includes instruction from an expert facilitator, specialized student workbook and course materials, personalized certificate of completion, snacks and lunch, as well as a complimentary Emotional Stability EQ Profiler assessment. This assessment will cover seven dimensions of interest to examine an individual’s emotional stability/instability, including self-esteem, happiness, anxiety, obsessive tendencies, autonomy, hypochondriasis, and guilt. Register online at Profilesasiapacific.com.
Dr. Rosario Alzona holds a Master’s Degree in Statistics and Ph.D in Organizational Development. She is an accomplished Organizational Development professional with almost 20 years of experience in diverse workplace environments. She has varied experiences in organizational assessment, OD intervention design and implementation, learning and development and process/procedure design and development. Dr. Alzona has taken various Information Technology and OD Consultancy projects with several Consulting firms and has taught for ten years in the Graduate School of several universities and colleges in diverse topics of management and leadership. She is a frequent speaker at various seminars and workshops with topics on Leadership, Team Building, Organizational Assessment, Strategic Planning, Change Management and Appreciative Inquiry. She is a High-energy Trainer and Creative Facilitator, skilled in guiding learners through engaging breakthrough learning opportunities.
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