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Leadership and Career Seminars 
  Gen X and Gen Y
  Creative Facilitation Skills
  Critical Thinking Skills
  Focus for the Future
  Harness Your Heritage
  iConnection
  Emotional Intelligence
  Six Sigma
  Celebrating Our Differences
  Traditionalists and Baby Boomers
  Negotiation Games
  Value of Diversity
  Multi-Generational Workforce
  Difficult Conversations
  Transformation Leadership
  Management Principles
  Interviewing 101
  Retaining the Best
  Innovation
  Power Speak
  Conflict Management
  Leading Change
  Sales Success
  Career Intensity
P/C Insurance Seminars 
2008 Seminar Tracks 

Tuesday, September 9 1:30 – 2:30 p.m.*
Conflict Management and High-Performance Teams

Creative tension, frustration and conflict may be experienced when a group of strong, committed, passionate people sit down to work together. This session will equip attendees with a set of tools to manage conflict and obtain desirable outcomes. Learn how to build high performance teams that using the "conflict dynamic" to drive terrific results!

Presenters

Christopher DiDomizio, SPHR, is associate vice president of human resources for ACE INA Corporation. He has worked on recruitment, retention, development, organizational design, compensation, and employee relations. DiDomizio established a national college program to enhance diversity and manage college relations. He has also presented at CPCU Society educational events and on college campuses. DiDomizio earned his masters in organizational dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania.

Charlie Silla, is senior vice president of human resources for ACE INA Corporation. He manages the company's candidate relations, succession planning, talent pathing, development, and recruiting processes. Silla is a board member of the Philadelphia Human Resources Planning Society and of the Settlement Music School in Philadelphia. Silla earned his B.S. at King's College.

 

* = Career Center Seminar