Markus Baer
Professor of Organizational Behavior
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Location
Saint Louis -
Date
February 23 - 25, 2027 -
Time
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM CT -
Format
In-Person -
Tuition
$3,300.00
Leading People, Teams, and Change
Leadership impact is ultimately measured through others and through the performance of teams.
This course focuses on how leaders enable performance by developing people, leading teams, and navigating change across their organization.
What You Will Learn
- How to coach and develop others for performance
- Approaches to building and leading high-performing teams
- Strategies for managing conflict and collaboration
- How to lead effectively through change and uncertainty
- Methods for sustaining engagement and performance
Key Benefits
Participants will:
- Build and lead high-performing, aligned teams
- Develop others to improve performance and engagement
- Navigate conflict and complexity with confidence
- Lead change initiatives effectively across their organization
- Strengthen team accountability and results
- You will leave with the ability to lead teams more effectively, develop others for performance, and drive successful change across their organization.
Who Should Attend
- Leaders with people management responsibility
- Team and project leaders
- Professionals expanding leadership scope
- Managers leading teams through change
Instructor
Markus Baer
Professor of Organizational Behavior, & Vice Dean of Degree and Non Degree Executive Education
WashU Olin Business School
Andrew Knight
Bank of America Professor, Senior Advisor to the Chancellor, Executive Director of the Bauer Leaders Academy
WashU Olin Business School
Rik Nemanick
Adjunct Lecturer
WashU Olin Business School
Location & Modality
In-Person, Charles F. Knight Center on WashU's Danforth Campus
This course may be applied toward the Leadership & Organizational Impact Certificate upon completion of the full program.
This course is offered in partnership with the Olin Business School Bauer Leadership Center.
Contact
Registration and Operations Coordinator
Olin Executive Education