Podcast appearances and mentions of kathi elster

273: How A Funding Collaborative Can Empower Your Nonprofit (Tara Townsend & Carlos Hernandez)SUMMARYHow can nonprofit leaders navigate the challenges of equitable collaboration and sustainable funding in a sector often marked by resource disparities and systemic barriers? In episode 273 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, two influential nonprofit leaders, Tara Townsend and Carlos Hernandez, discuss the intricacies of collaboration, sustainability, and access to capital within the nonprofit sector. Carlos shares his journey from founding an organization in his basement to navigating equitable collaborations with mainstream institutions and Tara emphasizes the importance of systems change and sustainable funding, particularly through their initiative focused on supporting Chicago's cultural treasures. ABOUT TARANamed President of IFF's Social Impact Accelerator in June 2022, Dr. Tara Townsend leads IFF's work to accelerate positive social impact and systems change by meeting nonprofit sector needs and addressing place-based challenges throughout the Midwest. Dr. Townsend previously served as Senior Vice President of IFF's research and evaluation practice, which informs and guides strategic planning and the investment of resources to maximize the transformational impact on low-income and disabled communities. Townsend brings to her role over 20 years of applied research and evaluation experience in the nonprofit and public spheres within several sectors, including criminal justice, public health, and education. ABOUT CARLOSCarlos R. Hernandez is the founder executive director of the Puerto Rican Arts Alliance (PRAA), and has transformed the organization into one of Chicago's leading Latino arts institutions. PRAA offers a broad spectrum of cultural and academic enrichment programs for youth and children and is renowned for producing the annual Emmy Award-winning National Cuatro Festival. In 2021, PRAA, under Carlos's guidance, was awarded $500,000 and named one of Chicago's Cultural Treasurers.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESWorking with You is Killing Me: Freeing Yourself from Emotional Traps at Work by Katherine Crowley & Kathi Elster & 1776 by David McCulloughReady for a Mastermind?  Learn more here!Need more resources? Check out our website:

In this episode Liz shares the four step approach outlined by Kathi Elster and Katherine Crowley in their brilliant book "Working With You Is Killing Me" to disconnect yourself from the emotions of difficult situations and confrontations. This technique highlights why Emotional Intelligence as a blanket term actually consists of four parts and self awareness and self management are two that are bought into play in this technique and topic. Resources mentioned in the episode are: https://hbr.org/2017/12/how-to-control-your-emotions-during-a-difficult-conversation Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence  

Over the last 8 years, we have produced 310 podcasts with experts from all over the world. Each month we will feature one of these programs in our “The Best of the Past” episodes. Whether it’s a difficult co-worker, a demanding boss or an angry client, you can learn to handle conflict at work effectively by managing your internal reactions first. Kathi Elster and Katherine Crowley show us how to cool down, then find the words to move a potentially hazardous work situation forward in a constructive manner.  Join Kathi, Katherine and Pattie Porter for a lively discussion on how to apply proven techniques for successfully navigating your most challenging workplace relationships. Katherine Crowley is Harvard-trained psychotherapist and Kathi Elster is a management consultant and executive coach.  They are the co-authors of Mean Girls at Work – How to Stay Professional When Things Get Personal, Working with You Is Killing Me, and Working for You Isn’t Working for Me. Their firm, K Squared Enterprises, is dedicated to helping clients manage interpersonal relationships in the workplace.

Myq hangs out with Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster on the KATG Network

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster

Do you recognize that you are being cast into a role at work and you feel stuck? On this week’s show, we’re going to discuss how we sometimes get stereotyped at work and how this can limit our career potential. We can get put in a box and then it’s really challenging to change people’s perceptions once they see you a certain way. Joining me for this podcast are Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster, who will help us recognize the different stereotypes we may be caught up in and how to break free from them to better manage our careers.Featured GuestsKatherine Crowley is a Harvard trained psychotherapist and Kathi Elster a management consultant and executive coach. Their company is K Squared Enterprises.Since 1989, they’ve combined their expertise to develop a unique method for dealing with difficult people and challenging conditions at worBestselling authors, educators, public speakers, and executive coaches, Katherine and Kathi are experts in the area of professional fulfillment through self-awareness and self-management.They have appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, The Today Show, Good Day NY and many radio shows. Together they’ve written Working for You isn’t Working for Me, Working with you is Killing Me, and now their latest book, Mean Girls at Work: How to Stay Professional When Things Get Personal.This show is an ecnore from CBS Radio's The Sky, and is the property of Bonnie Marcus

Do you recognize that you are being cast into a role at work and you feel stuck? On this week’s show, we’re going to discuss how we sometimes get stereotyped at work and how this can limit our career potential. We can get put in a box and then it’s really challenging to change people’s perceptions once they see you a certain way. Joining me for this podcast are Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster, who will help us recognize the different stereotypes we may be caught up in and how to break free from them to better manage our careers. Featured Guests Katherine Crowley is a Harvard trained psychotherapist and Kathi Elster a management consultant and executive coach. Their company is K Squared Enterprises.

The term bullying is used often, in this show we will talk about the many faces that bullies use, it could be in the form of a alpha male/female, a mean boss or the power hungry bully. We will explain the underneath motivation that causes bullying and how to take care of yourself when you are face to face with this kind of workplace behavior. Katherine Crowley is Harvard-trained psychotherapist and Kathi Elster is a management consultant and executive coach. They are the co-authors of Mean Girls at Work – How to Stay Professional When Things Get Personal, Working with You Is Killing Me, and Working for You Isn’t Working for Me. Their firm, K Squared Enterprises, is dedicated to helping clients manage interpersonal relationships in the workplace.

Whether it’s a difficult co-worker, a demanding boss or an angry client, you can learn to handle conflict at work effectively by managing your internal reactions first. Kathi Elster and Katherine Crowley show us how to cool down, then find the words to move a potentially hazardous work situation forward in a constructive manner.  Join Kathi, Katherine and Pattie Porter for a lively discussion on how to apply proven techniques for successfully navigating your most challenging workplace relationships. Katherine Crowley is Harvard-trained psychotherapist and Kathi Elster is a management consultant and executive coach.  They are the co-authors of Mean Girls at Work – How to Stay Professional When Things Get Personal, Working with You Is Killing Me, and Working for You Isn’t Working for Me. Their firm, K Squared Enterprises, is dedicated to helping clients manage interpersonal relationships in the workplace.

Our guests today are Katherine Crowley and Kathi  Elster the authors of Mean Girls At Work: How to Stay Professional When Things Get Personal. This book is a woman's guide to the new frontier of professional development-making the best of the worst situations with other women in the workplace Katherine Crowley, a Harvard trained psychotherapist, & Kathi Elster, a management consultant & executive coach, create the yin & yang of their  company, K Squared Enterprises. Since 1989, they've combined their complementary expertise to develop a unique method for dealing with difficult people &  challenging conditions at work. Their inside-out approach transforms the way businesses uncover and resolve their greatest interpersonal dilemmas. Kathi & Katherine have appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, The Today Show, Good Day NY, and numerous nationally syndicated radio shows. They've charmed audiences &  led workshops at California State University, New York Universidty, Microsoft, Starbucks,Time Life, Martha Stewart Omni Media, Consolidated Edison &  many other universities and hospitals around the country. They are best selling authors, educators, public speakers, executive coaches, and veteran consultants, Katherine and Kathi are seasoned guides in the area of professional fullfillment through self-awareness &  self-management

More than ninety percent of women of different social strata claim that envy and jealousy toward other women colors their lives. Ninety percent of women in diverse jobs also report that competition in the workplace is primarily between other women, rather than between women and men. With women comprising over fifty percent of the workforce, a new dynamic has emerged.  Women find themselves working with each other in large numbers on all levels of the corporate structure for the first time.  While one would think this would create harmony and a supportive workplace atmosphere, it often fosters power struggles.  Enter Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster. In their previous books, Working for You Isn't Working for Me and Working with You is Killing Me, these bestselling authors came to the rescue, offering solutions for anyone trapped in energy-zapping relationships with coworkers, bosses, or subordinates. With Mean Girls at Work: How to Stay Professional When Things Get Personal (McGraw-Hill Professional; November 2012; HC, $24.00), they approach yet another significant challenge head-on: covert competition between women at work.  

This on demand audio series is a part of the Executive Girlfriends Group Vignette Series. Chicke Fitzgerald interviews Katherine Crowley & Kathi Elster. The original live interview was 11/9/12. Mean Girls at Work isn't just about surviving difficult situations. It's about transforming a toxic relationship into one that benefits and supports both of you. This book is also for women who engage in mean behavior . . . but don't know it. After all, who hasn't gossiped about a female coworker? Who hasn't rolled her eyes in the presence of a woman she doesn't like? Who hasn't scanned another woman head to toe—which is just a nonverbal way of saying, “You've just been judged”? The authors provide invaluable advice to the more subtle ways of being mean—even if they're not intended. Kathi Elster is an executive coach and nationally recognized business strategist. She specializes in the outside issues involved in business building. Kathi's expertise covers most HR issues especially staff development and management training. Katherine Crowley is a Harvard-trained psychotherapist. Her expertise concerns the inside of business; the psychological and interpersonal challenges involved with people working together. Katherine helps individuals overcome their emotional obstacles to success. To order the book click HERE  Their website is  http://www.ksquaredenterprises.com/ For more information about the Executive Girlfriends' Group see: http://www.executivegirlfriendsgroup.com

Working with you is killing me. Interview with the authors as a part of the Executive Girlfriends Group Vignette Series. Chicke Fitzgerald is interviewing authors Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster. The original live interview was 7/23/10. . For more information about the Executive Girlfriends Group, see http://www.executivegirlfriendsgroup.com

Save your sanity at Bedlam, err, Work. From the Book by Katherine Crowley & Kathi Elster from Hachette Book Group. Buy the Book The post Working With You Is Killing Me appeared first on VidLit.

Paul McLoughlin, the Work Wonk, speaks with editor, Mitch Horowitz, on Florence Scovel Shinn’s, The Game of Life (1925), and Katherine Crowley and Kathi Elster, author of Working for You Isn’t Working for Me (2009). How you doin’ with your boss? … Read more about this episode...