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Brains at Work: The Invisible Power of Neurodiversity

 

June 18, 2024
12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
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Zoom (Virtual)

In this talk, we're going to explore "neurodiversity." We'll reveal how celebrating our differences might be the best path to unlocking an organization's potential and building a thriving work culture. Let's reimagine work, together.

Speakers

Jeff Gibbard, Super Productive

Jeff Gibbard grew up with all the classic labels applied to a kid with ADHD. He was "lazy," "undisciplined," but also "a really smart boy...if he could just apply himself and sit still." And so began Jeff's rebellion against authority and the birth of his entrepreneurial spirit. Over the years, Jeff took his various passions and high energy into many endeavors including podcasting, authoring a book, and running his own social media agency. But it wasn't until after being acquired and going back out on his own that Jeff realized the keys to success were in the hands of one of his first clients, Sarah Ohanesian.

Sarah Ohanesian, Super Productive

Sarah Ohanesian grew up a hard working girl from the Midwest. She was a good student, knew how to play within the rules, and excelled throughout her life. As a former CMO, Sarah understands managing a team and getting things done. Along the way, she has developed strategies for managing all different types of personalities. In 2020, after a decade of knowing one another, she and Jeff joined forces to build Super Productive, and it was there that they discovered the hidden power of neurodiversity to accomplish extraordinary things.

Full participation in Brains at Work: The Invisible Power of Neurodiversity is applicable for 1 point in Category 1.B -Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.

Tickets

$10.00 Member Ticket

$25.00 Non-Member Ticket