Keys to Successful Team Building

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Have you ever wished your team was excited and motivated to work together?  Each day we strive to show our unique individuality.  Then we come together at work to meld ou ideas into a single product or service.  It may seem impossible for a leader to bring these 2 counter cultures together and form a cohesive unit.  The challenge also includes the stress of time constraints and deadlines.

Ms. Randall will share with you over 30 years of technology management experience, including building hardware and software products, developing new services, introducing products to the marketplace, and customer relationship management.

Learn some key principles that can accelerate this process and help engage team ,members, giving everyone an interesting role and improving team performance.

3 takeaways from this presentation will include:

1)      Tips for interacting with individuals

2)      Tips for cooperative decision making

3)      Tips for celebrating success

 


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  • Date: 08 Jul 2024
  • Time: 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM
  • All times are (UTC-05:00) Central Time (US & Canada)
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  • Starts 28 June 2024 06:00 AM
  • Ends 08 July 2024 10:00 AM
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Mary Ellen Randall

Biography:

IEEE Fellow Mary Ellen Randall

Randall founded Ascot Technologies in 2000 in Cary, N.C. Ascot develops enterprise applications using mobile data delivery technologies. She serves as the award-winning company’s CEO.

Before launching Ascot, she worked for IBM, where she held several technical and managerial positions in hardware and software development, digital video chips, and test design automation. She routinely managed international projects.

Randall has served as IEEE treasurer, director of IEEE Region 3, chair of IEEE Women in Engineering, and vice president of IEEE Member and Geographic Activities.

In 2016 she created the IEEE MOVE (Mobile Outreach Vehicle) program to assist with disaster relief efforts and for science, technology, engineering, and math educational purposes.

The IEEE Eta Kappa Nu honor society member has received several honors including the 2020 IEEE Haraden Pratt Award, which recognizes outstanding volunteer service to IEEE.

She was named a top businesswoman in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park area, and she made the 2003 Business Leader Impact 100 list.

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