Matthew R. Kutz, Ph.D., Bowling Green State University
Contextually Intelligent Performance: Thinking in 3D. Regardless of the complexity of your surroundings, Contextual Intelligence can help you perform better in anyplace, with anybody, anytime, anywhere by implementing 3D thinking.
Description: In our volatile world performance is always being measured and influence is a priceless commodity. It is critical to be able to adapt and respond appropriately. This seminar provides tools to help you transcend the boundaries that are keeping your leadership potential confined.
You will learn how you can lead anybody, anytime, anywhere! You will also learn how to implement three-dimension (3D) thinking so that you can improve your leadership and performance regardless of the complexity of your surroundings or unpredictable change. Contextual intelligence is the ability to recognize and diagnose a variety of environmental and interpersonal factors that affect decision making and performance. In addition to the 3D model you will learn how to assess and implement the 12 behaviors of contextually intelligent people.
Whether you are a business owner, entrepreneur, executive, manager, administrative assistant or an aspiring leader, contextual intelligence is a skill set that will improve and facilitate your performance and extend your influence and the influence of your organization. Most importantly, it fosters strategic thinking. Contextual intelligence is a competency-based leadership framework based on solid research and management theory.
Learning Objectives:
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Learn to recognize the 3 dimensions of your surroundings
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Learn the 12 behaviors of contextual intelligence.
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Learn how to identify and overcome the 4 obstacles to performing well
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An optional CI profile to measure and assess your level of CI is available
Speaker Bio: Dr. Matthew Kutz has been a licensed and practicing allied healthcare clinician for over 15 years. His clinical background includes working in sports medicine with elite athletes around the world. Dr. Kutz is an assistant professor at Bowling Green State University in the College of Education and Human Development. He has published over 30 professional and scholarly manuscripts in the Leadership Review, Development and Learning in Organizations, Regent Global Business Review and many others. He is the author of the textbook, Leadership and Management in Athletic Training: An Integrated Approach, which is used across the country in allied health education programs. Dr. Kutz earned his Ph.D. in Global Leadership with a specialization in Organizational Management and his research focus is on leadership competency and development. He frequently speaks at conferences and seminars on topics of contextual intelligence, change, and leadership.
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