Conflict is a part of any team, and in fact life in general. Conflict within your team can either make or break your season. When dealt with effectively and productively, conflict can create stronger bonds between team members, reinforcing acceptable behaviors linked to values which see your team competing at their best. However, the opposite is also true.

Poorly managed conflict divides a team, destroying bonds and ultimately depleting trust. Lack of trust within teams is always a key factor in unsuccessful teams.

In this presentation, discover a model for managing conflict in a productive manner.  Also, learn how you deal with conflict and develop strategies for adapting your style to suit different situations.

The key learning objectives for the session participants are:

• Identify the causes of conflict within teams and how to manage various issues.
• Find out how to be proactive about preventing inappropriate conflict.
• Discover the Conflict Model and how different people ‘do’ conflict in different ways.
• Learn how to have a tough conversation with athletes and others, so conflict can be brought into the open and managed productively.

Your presenter, Bo Hanson, has been working within sport and the business sector for over 15 years, delivering leadership, management and coach development. In addition to his own athletic career, comprising of four Olympics and including three Olympic medals, he has worked for many years with coaches and athletes from over 40 different sports and various countries, to improve coaching strategies and performance.

Where to from here?

If you would like more information on how Bo Hanson could enrich your conference with this presentation, please contact us. Otherwise we have a whole host of other potential Keynote Presentation topics, and can also tailor a presentation specific to your program’s needs.

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