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DEATH HAPPENS
HOW WILL YOU LEAD YOUR
GRIEVING  TEAM?

WE HELP YOU COMBINE EMPATHY AND PRODUCTIVITY TO BUILD RESILIENT LEADERS AND TEAMS

Leadership Trainer | Keynote Speaker | Executive Coach | Author

Death Destroys Teams

An employee's death can devastate a team, costing millions in lost productivity, engagement, and innovation. Yet organizations often do little beyond deploying their EAP, leaving team leaders to "figure out" how to

support their grieving teams.

That is no longer enough.

In today's competitive landscape, the "figure it out" approach no longer cuts it. Organizations need to provide

their leaders with substantial support in dealing with the challenges of death.

To thrive, organizations must cultivate leaders whose skill set includes resilience building

and an ability to balance empathy AND productivity.

Death is tough, but it's also an opportunity. It's a chance for organizations to develop a new breed of courageous leaders - leaders who can face difficult situations while fostering resilient, collaborative teams that balance

empathy with productivity.

Grief at work is not something to figure out. It’s something to thrive through.

Learn how the LEAP Leadership method can help your organization transcend the challenges of death and build resilient, courageous leaders who can give your organization a competitive edge.

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Crisis Response

After the sudden loss of an employee, we will work with your communications office to ensure a clear communication multi-level strategy, balancing empathy and transparency.

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Family Support

We offer training to HR team members so they can thoughtfully offer well time and the right amount of practical assistance to the family of your deceased employee.  â€‹

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Returning to Work

Coming back to work after a significant loss can be jarring for the employee and for the team. We provide specific support to the employee, manager, and team, including resources and individual guidance.

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Leadership Support

We offer comprehensive leadership support, including tools, resources, and 1:1 guidance on navigating grief and maintaining team productivity. AI tools coming soon!

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Team Support

We offer a range of employee support with specific tools to understand their grief, how it may affect their work and actions they can take to work through their grief.

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We also offer talks. This option is great for department or All Hands meetings.

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Workplace Adjustment

We offer a range of work adjustment support, such as training managers to lead a grieving team, teaching teams how to support each other, developing clear company communication strategies, and establishing remembrance activities to honor the deceased and provide a space for collective grief.

Not sure where to start? Let's assess!

Assessment

Knowing where you are is the only way to know where you want to go. 

 

A Workplace Team member will assess your current readiness and develop a comprehensive stratetgy your company can implement immediately to improve your response to the death of an employee.

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Two Popular Topics Include

Workplace Wellness: Life, Loss, and Keeping It Together

Your employees will delve into the strategies they need to promote emotional well-being and resilience for each other after loss. They will learn how individuals at all levels can support grieving colleagues, no matter the cause. And how to do it without feeling uncomfortable or compromising their professional responsibilities.

Leading with Compassion: Navigating Death in the Workforce (For leaders)

Leaders need support when it comes to the emotional well-being of their teams and themselves. This talk dives into the role of leaders in addressing the inevitable topic of death within the workplace and discovering how to cultivate empathy while maintaining productivity.

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It started after her husband died, sort of.

"If you need anything, let me know." It was the phrase people kept saying to us after my husband was diagnosed with cancer. But I quickly discovered, it was the least helpful phrase anyone can utter! We were

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Let's chat! Have a question or just want to say hello? We're here and ready start a conversation with you. Reach out to us today!

310-954-1452

Combining empathy and productivity when it matters most!

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