Embody Your Leadership Potential- A Conversation with Richard Strozzi-Heckler Founder, Strozzi Institute: Part II

November 9, 2015
Hosted by Georgetown ITL Faculty

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This week we welcome internationally celebrated leadership and mastery expert Richard Strozzi-Heckler back for an encore show! Join host Lee Ann Wurster-Naefe and our guest for an even deeper look at how leaders can catalyze the transformational impact they are having on the world. What does it take to make a difference and lead with presence through complex and ever-changing times? Learn how to bring greater unity of language, action, emotion and meaning to your life and work as a leader. In addition to president of the Strozzi Institute, which offers leadership consulting and coaching services on five continents, Richard is the author of several books including the highly acclaimed Leadership Dojo and The Art of Somatic Coaching.

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