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Energy Workforce Executive Leadership Program Enters Eighth Year

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Advanced Business Development Cohort

The Executive Leadership Program, sponsored by the Emerging Executives Committee, entered into its eighth year this week, providing a structured year-long program that helps participants develop leadership skills needed for current and future roles.

The 2022 program kicked off on February 22 and includes more than 100 individuals from around the world.

“With more than 600 program participants from 60 leading companies in its first seven years, the Energy Workforce & Technology Council continues to elevate the industry by investing in the next generation of industry leaders,” said Council COO Molly Determan. “The Executive Leadership Program has become an essential tool in Member Company professional development strategies.”

Pat Lipovski of Envision Group, an innovative global leader in corporate advising and coaching, led the seminars.

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Strategic & Branded Executive Cohort

Course Objectives

The Advanced Business Development course helps participants develop the skills, behaviors and confidence to address client needs and develop long-term relationships. The training gives participants a range of business development and sales techniques to adopt a confident consultative and solutions-based approach when selling.

The Engaging Leadership course focuses on identifying strategies to create a collaborative, resilient workplace. Attendees develop strong communication methods and explore the difference between being a leader and a boss.

The Strategic & Branded Executive course offers leaders and high-potential executives the tools to enhance their executive brand and presence, and equips leaders with strategic planning tools, processes, and skills to guide any size organization to its true potential.

Leadership Development

In addition to the seminars, participants engage in leadership development outside their company. They also attend at least two Energy Workforce leadership meetings, such as leadership forums. The program includes valuable mentorship from members of the Council’s Board of Directors and Advisory Board. This gives participants a unique opportunity for strategic career advice and to develop relationships with industry leaders.

For any questions about the programs, please contact Vice President Programs & Events Peggy Helfert.


Peggy Helfert, Vice President Programs and Events, writes about the Council’s sector-specific best practices and leadership. Click here to subscribe to the Energy Workforce newsletter, which highlights sector-specific issues, best practices, activities and more.


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