Empowering All: Nurturing a Leadership Mindset
In this lively workshop, we will explore what it means to embrace a growth mindset and how to maximize that way of thinking to empower not just ourselves but also those around us. Together, we will briefly study a framework for leadership, conduct self-assessments, and begin to develop individual leadership plans to put our learning into action.
Learning Outcomes:
- Identify a “growth mindset” and learn how to develop one
- Define leadership
- Become familiar with the five practices of exemplary leadership, as defined by Kouzes and Posner
- Understand what to implement to put learning and observations to practice
Target Audience: PSO faculty and staff
Format: Presentation
Presenter:

Sayge Medlin, public service associate and assistant director, J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development
As part of the nonprofit leadership development practice group at the Fanning Institute, Sayge works to develop and implement meaningful and productive capacity-building strategies for local, statewide and regional community organizations and associations. She has over 25 years of experience working with nonprofits on a wide variety of issues. Before joining the Fanning Institute, she served as director of strategy integration for the Georgia Family Connection Partnership, a state-level nonprofit providing data, research, training and technical assistance to a network of 159 collaborative organizations in Georgia.