Life Changing Ideas Webinar

“IN CONVERSATION WITH REBECCA NEWTON”

How to Develop Authentic Gravitas

20 May 2021

16:30-17:30 EEST Nicosia

Rebecca Newton

will be having a conversation
on what is necessary to develop gravitas

  • Online | Zoom platform

  • Free Participation | Registration required

How to Develop Authentic Gravitas

A 1-hour FREE webinar

Life Changing Ideas invites you to join an online conversation with Rebecca Newton, Organizational and Social psychologist and Senior Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science and faculty member on the Accelerated Leadership Program at Harvard Law School and author of Authentic Gravitas: Who Stands Out and Why.

What is Gravitas

Gravitas is what professionals and leaders need more of.

Gravitas at work means:

  • you are taken seriously,
  • your contributions are considered important,
  • you are recognized as adding substantial value,
  • and you are trusted and respected.

Authentic gravitas comes when we make this contribution intentionally, in line with our values and unique strengths.

It is when you carry gravitas but at the same time, you stay true to yourself!

What you will learn

In this virtual conversation with Rebecca Newton you will learn what is necessary to develop gravitas:

  • What is gravitas
  • What isn’t gravitas
  • It is something you are born with, or something you develop
  • Debunking the myths about gravitas
  • The relationship between gravitas and courage
  • Do you need charisma in order to have gravitas?
  • Can you convey gravitas in the virtual post covid world?
  • What are the benefits of leading with gravitas: for individuals, their staff and their organisations
  • Practical steps people can take to develop gravitas

SPEAKER

Rebecca Newton

Rebecca Newton, Ph.D., is an Organizational and Social Psychologist and Senior Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science and faculty member on the Accelerated Leadership Program at Harvard Law School.

Newton is the is the Founder and CEO of CoachAdviser and works with firms and corporate clients globally, applying psychological profiling and behavioral diagnostic tools, coaching leadership teams and designing bespoke professional development programmes to drive behavioral change, collaboration, leadership capacity and growth. She is the author of Authentic Gravitas: Who Stands Out and Why.

Rebecca has advised leaders and professionals from organisations such as Accenture, American Express, AXA Partners, Bank of America, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Ericsson, EY, Google, HSBC, Industrial Bank of China, Mayer Brown, Microsoft, Mishcon de Reya, Nike, PwC, State Bank of India and the United Nations OHIM.

Her work has been featured in the Financial Times, on BBC Radio London and Wharton Business Radio, and she is a regular contributor to Forbes and the Harvard Business Review.

Rebecca Newton

Rebecca Newton, Ph.D., is an Organizational and Social Psychologist and Senior Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science and faculty member on the Accelerated Leadership Program at Harvard Law School.

Newton is the is the Founder and CEO of CoachAdviser and works with firms and corporate clients globally, applying psychological profiling and behavioral diagnostic tools, coaching leadership teams and designing bespoke professional development programmes to drive behavioral change, collaboration, leadership capacity and growth. She is the author of Authentic Gravitas: Who Stands Out and Why.

Rebecca has advised leaders and professionals from organisations such as Accenture, American Express, AXA Partners, Bank of America, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Ericsson, EY, Google, HSBC, Industrial Bank of China, Mayer Brown, Microsoft, Mishcon de Reya, Nike, PwC, State Bank of India and the United Nations OHIM.

Her work has been featured in the Financial Times, on BBC Radio London and Wharton Business Radio, and she is a regular contributor to Forbes and the Harvard Business Review.

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