Hillary Anger Elfenbein
Professor of Organizational Behavior
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Location
Saint Louis -
Date
April 28 - 29, 2026 -
Time
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM CST -
Format
In-Person -
Tuition
$1,995.00
Interpersonal Savvy for Leaders
Develop interpersonal insights to excel at building relationships that foster a fast-moving, adaptive organizational culture with stamina and courage. Adept leaders use research-backed emotional intelligence techniques to master the complexities of leading organizational change. Engage key emotional intelligence skills—self-awareness, social awareness, self-management, and relationship management—to understand and your leadership capability and identify areas for further growth.
Course Snapshot
- Core emotional intelligence skills and their application in leadership
- Techniques for managing self and social dynamics in complex organizational settings
- Strategies for fostering adaptability and stamina in teams
- Tools for ongoing leadership growth and relationship management
Key Benefits
- Deepen your understanding of interpersonal strengths and areas for development
- Build stronger, more collaborative relationships with colleagues and teams
- Renew personal resilience to sustain high performance under pressure
- Create leadership development plans informed by emotional intelligence insights
Instructor
John K. Wallace, Jr. and Ellen A. Wallace Distinguished Professor
Professor of Organizational Behavior
WashU Olin Business School
Location & Modality
In-Person, Charles F. Knight Center on WashU's Danforth Campus
Earn Your Certificate
2 elective units
For Federal Employees
ECQ 5 – Building Coalitions
RegisterContact
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Olin Executive Education