Best Practices For Managing Your Time And Life - Cincinnati Event

Local non-profit representatives hoping to better organize their time now have a way to learn how. On March 13, Lisa Hughes, a facilitator, mediator and mentor, will present a seminar on developing a professional discipline and personal lifestyle with best practices for time management. Hughes will teach attendees how to work with time so they have more of it to accomplish what matters and create a better quality of life, as well as a balance between the personal and professional. Hughes works with groups, including teams, staff members, boards and committees, to encourage empowerment, engagement and well-being for greater time, energy and quality of life. She holds a bachelor's degree in American studies, a master's degree in organizational management, and certificates in programs including emotional intelligence, conflict management, mediation and group dynamics. The seminar is part of "Building Blocks for Non-Profits," a monthly training program for non-profit organizations offered, in partnership with U.S. Bank and The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati, by ReSource, a local non-profit that distributes corporate donations to member charities.