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upcoming housing professionals institute offeringsBoosting Trust and Motivation: Strategies for Remote and Dispersed Teams, Online Workshop │ October 19, 2022 (HPI)Whether you have been part of a remote team for years or just started, you likely face the same challenges:How do we stay connected when we don't see each other? How do we keep counting on each other when the landscape is constantly shifting? How can we tell when someone is having a bad day or if they are about to quit? This hands-on training will be valuable to both managers and members of remote and physically dispersed teams. You will walk away with a deeper understanding of how motivation, uncertainty, and being overwhelmed affect our ability to trust people—and what to do about this while working remotely. Click here for more information and to register. Helping Communities Through Change, Online Workshop │ October 26, 2022 (HPI)"The only constant is change." There is no truer statement. Many housing organizations are undergoing significant changes in how they operate, the subsidy sources they use, and their need to recapitalize and renovate their assets.All involved feel these changes, including the frontline management staff who are often tasked to implement these changes with their teams and residents. Fortunately, change is highly manageable. This two-hour session will focus on useful skills to aid in developing Change Management plans and integrating those plans into the organization's actions, communications, risk management, and quality control. Click here for more information and to register. Compassionate Accountability: Bringing Trauma-informed Practices to Tough Conversations, Online Workshop │ November 16, 2022 (HPI)Whether you are a frontline staff person or a high-level leader, difficult conversations come with the job. In this course we take a deep dive into the components of accountability. As property staff, we need to be effective in meeting our goals with residents. They are accountable to us, and we are accountable to them. Likewise, both individual accountability and accountability to one another are crucial to leading a successful team.Join this training to explore why and how compassion is key to obtaining the most effective outcomes and experience at work. Using a trauma-informed approach, we will develop the skill of compassionate accountability to create positive outcomes with even the most difficult of situations. As a leader, you will learn how to integrate the practice of compassionate accountability in the workspace. Click here for more information and to register. coming right up
Interested in further training? Search events and register from the chfareach class calendar. Chfareach provides resources, education, and assistance for Colorado multifamily housing. Membership in chfareach is not required to attend trainings. Please call 303.297.7497 at any time for assistance with your registration. Belinda Waldron chfareach Coordinator 303.297.7394 |
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