Leading For Outcomes: How to Create a High Performing Team

Wednesday, June 23, 2021

10:00am - 11:30am CST - Webinar

Virtual Training: $25

About this session: Steve Jobs says “It doesn’t make sense to hire smart people and tell them what to do. We hire smart people so they can tell us what to do”. Leading for Impact is an informative session on how to use your most valuable resource, people, to drive business imperatives. The more efficient and higher performing the team, the easier it is to reach your intended outcomes. The foundation for high performing teams starts with you as the leader. Join us this session to learn (and practice!) tools you can use to develop a mutual understanding of high performance with your team; create a culture of critical, ongoing performance feedback; and keep employees engaged. Be prepared to lead, inspire, and transform your team!

Who Should Participate:  leaders of various experience; specifically, those interested in taking their team to the next level

About the Presenter: Terri Wilkerson, Director of Housing, New Moms, is a progressive leader with over 15 years of experience in the nonprofit industry. She has served in various capacities throughout her career and thrives on the opportunity to coach new and seasoned leaders.

In her role as director of housing, Terri provides leadership in the management of New Mom’s growing supportive housing portfolio that includes 40 transitional, 18 permanent, and 15 scattered-site units. She provides direction to an awesome four-member housing team and does her best to ensure the department provides culturally proficient, trauma-informed services.

Terri has a demonstrated commitment to serving at-risk families in North Lawndale, Garfield Park, and now the Austin community. Terri is also a Council of Accreditation peer reviewer with experience implementing program best practices in service delivery. Falling in love with St. Vincent DePaul’s model of servant leadership, Terri earned both an undergraduate degree in psychology and a Master of Nonprofit Management from DePaul University.