Third Sector Company

When an interim executive steps into a leadership role, it can be emotionally challenging trying to apply the methodologies of professional transition practices in a high-anxiety environment. Many times, when an executive departs a nonprofit organization, there are significant emotions about the transition that surface and significantly impact the culture. All interims will experience “feelings” about the organization, its works, situations, and people.

Interim Executives Academy has designed this deep-dive continuing education seminar to encourage aspiring and practicing interim leaders to consider how they understand, demonstrate, and keep in check their emotional intelligence as an integral element of their leadership success. 

Participants will:

• Review the five key elements of Emotional Intelligence
• Discuss strategies interim leaders can employ to remain self-aware of their presence and behaviors during the interim engagement
• Hear from experts who specialize in helping leaders to consider their emotional intelligence
• Learn from an interim executive who recently was faced with emotional intelligence challenges in a high-anxiety environment

Third Sector Company, Inc. is committed to advancing justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion as foundational to its programs.

We acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all people; and we pledge our individual and organizational efforts to build respect, dignity, caring, and equitable treatment for all. As an organization, we are committed to transforming the world into one that promotes social justice and freedom from oppression, including but not limited to, racism, sexism, classism, heterosexism, ageism, and ableism.

Thus, we aim to be adaptable, actively anti-racist, embracing cultural differences, and to be accessible for people who are differently resourced and differently abled. Since we do not want financial hardship to be a barrier to participation, there are several seats reserved in each of our fee-based programs for confidentially awarded scholarships. We encourage those from historically underserved communities to apply.