Finding Your Fit in the Workplace Focus of Nov. 4 Inclusive Excellence Workshop
Tommie Lewis, president and CEO of Make it Plain Consulting, will speak on finding your fit and career options in the workplace at the next Inclusive Excellence workshop, set for 2-3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4, in Teacher's College, room 407.
The fully interactive "Uncover, Discover and Explore!" session will allow you to identify, research, explore and find your personal and professional fit in the workplace. You will explore options that fit your needs and align with who you are and your skills and interests. Develop and practice tools and techniques that create your ideal and desired work environment. Create a plan for personal happiness, job satisfaction and career success.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
An accomplished diversity professional, cultural consultant, performance coach, and facilitator, Lewis' experience working with corporate, not-for-profit, civic and educational-sectors offers a robust knowledge of global leadership development and strategic inclusion expertise.
Lewis holds a bachelors of science degree in Africana Studies from Tennessee State University. He has also earned professional certifications in Egyptology and African Deep Thought from the University of Chicago, International & Cross-Cultural Management from the University of Houston, Emotional Intelligence and Diversity from the Emotional Intelligence and Diversity Institute and Coaching Across Cultures Executive Coaching from the Advanced International Executive Coaching Seminar in Rome, Italy.
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