The Forum featuring Becky Winkler
THE FORUM
FEATURING BECKY WINKLER, PH.D
JULY 21 , 2021 | 6PM | IN-PERSON EVENT
Participate in the important questions of our time. The Forum is a conversation and speaker series that brings curious people together to explore challenges and opportunities that affect human flourishing through the lens of the humanities and civic imagination.
In this forum, we’ll explore a few practical tools that reveal your mental models, learn how your mindset might be holding you back, how it’s serving you, and what you can do to be more intentional. You'll understand more about corporate psychology and how thinking patterns shape human flourishing. We'll consider strategies that shift what happens in your life and connect them to the common good.
Becky is founder and owner of Dept732c, a human capital consultancy that helps private equity firms optimize human talent decisions. Her firm provides executive assessment, executive coaching, management team building, and organizational diligence and development. In her work with over half of the top U.S. private equity firms, she has engaged with companies from founder-led start-ups to multi-billion-dollar international organizations. Her client base includes limited partnerships, hedge funds, public companies, and non-profits, where she thrives on unlocking potential to help companies scale. Becky has partnered with Cornell University and Teacher’s College at Columbia University to understand what predicts and sustains executive performance. Her work has been featured in Investor’s Business Daily, the Washington Post, and the Harvard Business Review.
Connect. Consider. Ignite. The Forum has a three-part structure: during the first third of the event audience members will connect in small groups prompted by a question; the middle third is a discussion with our guest speaker ending with a question posed to the audience for consideration; the final third is a facilitated conversation with the audience discussing the question and igniting ideas.
Special thanks to the good folks at Wray Ward for their hospitality and Town Hall gathering space.
