WILD Workshop - 2018 - 01

“Growing Your Visionary Leadership Skills”

How can I develop my visionary leadership skills?  Not everyone is a natural born visionary.  This workshop will help you to develop the skills needed for a “future focus” in business and personal endeavors. Learn to see beyond the ambiguity and challenges of today to an empowering picture of tomorrow. 

• Recognizing visionary characteristics
• Applying principles of forward visionary thinking with WILD Leadership Framework
• Feeling empowered with future focus

There is a distinct difference in those leaders who have forward thinking attributes and those that don’t.  With work and perseverance, you can develop the skills needed to become better at anticipating the future and creating a compelling vision for your organization and your life--an attribute that can help you to become the type of leader that others will follow to greatness.  Visionary leaders inspire others to and we are really excited to have you experience this WILD Workshop!

Robyn Gruner is the Director of External Affairs for AT&T in Northeastern/Central Wisconsin. In her role, Robyn acts as a liaison between AT&T, community and business leaders in twenty counties. She is a Wisconsin native and has lived in the Appleton area since 2004. She currently resides in Hortonville with her husband and their two young children. Robyn has worked in the telecommunications and information technology industry for over 17 years, including fourteen years with AT&T. In addition to her work at AT&T, Robyn is deeply involved in the communities that she represents.  She serves on the Board of Directors for American National Bank of the Fox Cities.  She is the President of the Board of Directors for Wisconsin Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), a founding Board/Executive Committee member of C.A.S.A. of the Fox Cities, Inc., a member of the Board of Directors for The New North, as well as a member of the ADVANCE Green Bay Economic Development Board of Directors.  Robyn Gruner formerly served on the boards of the Fox Cities Chamber of Commerce, Appleton Downtown Inc. (ADI), Downtown Green Bay Inc., Best Friends of Neenah-Menasha, and Mid-Day Women’s Alliance.