Each day you make decisions. Sometimes you and your colleagues disagree on the best approach. When should you simply decide as the leader? When should you step back and facilitate the decision-making process? The success of you, your colleagues, and your organization depends on you knowing what to do. In this session, Dr. Richard Winters—an emergency physician, executive coach, and program director of leadership development at Mayo Clinic—will share leadership lessons drawn from his own experiences leading experts, including insights gained from his mistakes.

• Hear about a decision that upset colleagues at Mayo Clinic • Identify the limitations of expertise
• Understand the different domains of decisions you make each day
• Know when to step up as a leader to make the decision yourself and when to step back and facilitate the decision-making process
• Learn a quick decision-making framework for complex decisions

This virtual event will include breakout rooms for further discussion and engagement.