Leading from Within: How the Servant Leadership Model Impacts us as Leaders, Employees, and People
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Successful leaders know that it isn't enough to lead employees - you must also actively help them succeed. While traditional leadership generally involves the exercise of power by those at the "top of the pyramid," servant leadership is different. The servant-leader shares power puts the needs of others first while helping others develop and perform at the highest possible level."I believe in the concept of servant leadership - It's about 'everything that we do is for someone else' and serving others. I believe in it not just because we are in law enforcement, security, and the corporate world, and I do genuinely think that we were placed on this earth to serve others." Mac TristanServant leadership is not merely a leadership style or technique. Instead, it's a behavior that you adopt over the longer term. Some of the most well-known advocates of servant leadership include Ken Blanchard, Stephen Covey, M. Scott Peck, and Ann McGee-Cooper.This presentation will help you and your team focus on what's most important and will set you on track to improve overall effectiveness, accomplish goals, and exceed operational and financial expectations.This session will cover: – What you, the individual brings to the team – The reality of workplace engagement by our employees – The key to building great teams and accomplishing extraordinary results – The 10 characteristics of Servant Leadership – And, key leadership principles and skills for future success. Today's Top 5 Cyber Threats - Ways to Manage RiskJon WaldmanN/AN/A96% of all data breaches start with a phishing email. Cybercrime was a $1.5 TRILLION industry in 2018 (it didn't decrease last year). 86% of financial institutions experienced an ATM attack in the past 12 months, and 92% of ATMs are vulnerable to cyber-attacks. A new organization fell victim to ransomware every 14 seconds in 2019, and the average ransom demand in Q4 2019 was $84,116.Cyber-attacks are one of - if not the - biggest concern to financial institutions today. Protecting your customer's information is just as important as protecting their money, and cyber-attacks often target both.This session is designed to help you understand how easy and automated cyber attacks have become, and the impact they can have on your institution. We'll also discuss the most impactful things you can do to mitigate the risk of a cyberattack, and how to ask better questions of those responsible for protecting your institution and data. We'll cover the Top 5 most impactful Cyber Threats from 2019, as well as the Top 5 controls institutions NEED to have in place to mitigate their risk, including: – Phishing/Social Engineering – Ransomware – Other Malware – ATM Attacks – Password Attacks – Patch Management – Data Backups – Access Control – Network Segmentation – Logging & Monitoring