The Female Faculty Network Twente is inviting you to a workshop:
‘Motivation’
by Franke Jongsma
on Wednesday 24 November, from 9.00 till 13.00 hrs.
in building Drienerburght
This workshop is a repetition of a workshop two years ago. Because of its great success we asked Franke Jongsma to give it again.
Short description:
How to motivate your (PhD-) students, colleagues or your boss? How to mobilize energy to allow for high-performance?
When you are asking yourself these type of questions, please feel invited to join the workshop on Motivation of the FFNT.
During the workshop we will build a shared image of what motivation is and how it works. Concepts or models are introduced to spark dialogue in which you make these ideas meaningful for your work.
Short CV Franke Jongsma
Franke Jongsma is Consultant Training & Development at KEMA. He also gives lectures for Studium Generale on topics as leadership, motivation and feedback.
Mr. Jongsma is specialised in the design, execution and evaluation of training programs. He works at KEMA as a consultant Training & Development and manages a portfolio of training programs in KEMA. He developed this portfolio over time carefully purchasing and customizing programs. This program portfolio will be expanded in KEMA's international context more and more.
He has a long lasting experience in training, program management and facilitation of groups. He is co-facilitator of KEMA's Leadership program where KEMA's top ten of key staff has been participating. As skills trainer he is interested in the fields of Communication, Peer coaching, Leadership, Motivation and more. Within KEMA he manages the Professional program, which means the design, organization and facilitation of ten two day seminars with external speakers for KEMA consultants.
Please reply if you want to join this workshop by sending an e-mail to: FFNT@utwente.nl
Kind regards on behalf of the Female Faculty Network Twente (FFNT),
Angelika Mader, Chair
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FFNT aims to support the professional development of women in academia and to provide a network for sharing and exchanging experience. It develops workshops and lectures specially for women and also organises activities aimed at women jointly with PA&O (whose activities are otherwise gender neutral).