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SUMMARY:Book Tour Stop: Right Use of Power for Professionals
DESCRIPTION:Professionals providing direct service to clients carry immense responsibility in the lives of the people they support. \nWhether working as counsellors\, therapists\, case workers\, outreach staff\, healthcare providers\, or social service professionals\, they are regularly navigating situations involving trauma\, crisis\, vulnerability\, conflict\, and complex human needs. At the same time\, they are often balancing high caseloads\, emotional exhaustion\, systemic barriers\, limited resources\, and increasing expectations. \nIn these environments\, the use of power matters deeply. \nRight Use of Power™ is a dynamic\, inspiring\, and relational approach to the ethical use of power to promote well-being\, the common good\, and right relationship. We share a language and framework for understanding and navigating power with strength AND heart. \nThis approach is a conscious ethics deep dive that recognizes the complexity of power dynamics in relationships. \nRight Use of Power™ programs focus on increasing skillfulness\, engagement\, and awareness in the use of power. \nIt is ethics from the inside out. \nThis in-person training in Calgary is brought to you in collaboration with the Nonprofit Chamber\, the Right Use of Power Institute\, All Thrive\, and the team at The Ally Co. \nJoin us for a full-day\, engaging and hands-on learning experience to deepen your understanding of power and learn how to use power with strength and heart. \nEmpowering\, relevant\, and dynamic\, this program is presented through engaging presentations\, facilitated discussions\, and experiential practices. \nThis workshop is designed for professionals who work directly with people and hold influence\, authority\, or responsibility in their roles. \nIf your work involves caring for\, supporting\, leading\, teaching\, advising\, coaching\, or serving others\, this training is for you. \nParticipants often include: \n\nNonprofit leaders and staff\nSocial workers\nTherapists and counsellors\nYouth workers\nCoaches and mentors\nEducators and facilitators\nCommunity engagement professionals\nHealthcare practitioners\nHuman resource professionals\nConsultants and advisors\nAnyone working in a helping\, service\, or leadership role\n\n\n\n  \nEVENT INFO:\nTuesday\, September 15\, 2026\n9am – 4pm MDT\nSunalta Community Hall\nCalgary\, Canada\n \n\nHosted by The Ally Co.\n\n\n\nGO TO THE HOST’S WEBSITE TO GET TICKETS HERE \nEarlybird tickets available before June 30th! \n  \nBringing your team? Group registrations are available (select the table of eight option\, or reach out for bulk tickets). \n  \nCheck out both the Right Use of Power for Human Resources workshop (September 16th) and Right Use of Power for Leaders (September 17th)\, in-person in Calgary\, AB. \nContent at each workshop is similar\, with activities and discussions oriented towards the unique needs of the different audiences. \n\n\n\nWorkshop objectives & outcomes\n\n\nLearn about the five types of power side-by-side with people from across the nonprofit and people-serving sector in a connecting and conscious environment.\nExpand your understanding of the nuances of power\, which creates more room for complexity in relationships.\nDeepen your awareness of your own personal power and how it impacts others.\nGet an introduction to power differentials and their key aspects for better navigating relationships.\nLeave with new insights\, practical tools and a deeper understanding of how power impacts your work and life.\n\n\n\n\nLineup\n\n\nDr. Amanda Aguilera\nLet’s talk about power! I’m Dr. Amanda Aguilera\, and I support individuals and organizations in navigating the dynamics of power that shape our lives\, our work\, and our relationships. As the Executive Director of the Right Use of Power Institute\, I advocate for a world where we participate in power in ways that bring us closer to right relationship. I believe we often lose connection to ourselves and others when striving for perfection—when we are trying to fit into systems instead of cultivating belonging within ourselves. Whether I’m speaking on a stage\, working 1:1 as a power-conscious guide\, leading the Right Use of Power Institute\, or sharing the framework in my new book\, Shaping Power for Good: Wayfinding to Right Relationship\, my mission is to move us toward more authentic connection. \n\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s linkedin\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s instagram\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s website\n\n  \n\n\n\nJeff Couillard \n\nI help organizations build leaderful teams – teams where power is used wisely\, trust is practiced daily\, and people are equipped to navigate the real tensions of modern work. My work sits at the intersection of leadership development\, team facilitation\, and organizational culture. I’ve had the privilege of supporting leaders at TC Energy\, the City of Calgary and the Calgary Fire Department\, Electronic Arts\, Bayer\, Hull Services\, and other mission-driven organizations across sectors. I design and deliver learning experiences that are practical\, participatory\, and immediately operational – whether through executive workshops\, keynote speaking\, immersive team sessions\, or long-term leadership development programs. My approach is grounded in the Right Use of Power\, deep coaching practice\, and over a decade of work in addiction and mental health\, where clarity\, compassion\, and accountability are non-negotiable. \n\nJeff Couillard’s linkedin\nJeff Couillard’s instagram\nJeff Couillard’s website\n\n  \nLeah Fink \nMy passion is supporting employees’ mental health in the workplace. With All Thrive\, I develop leadership and culture transformations that focus on advancing communication skills\, deepening team connection and engagement\, and shifting inefficient systems. Mental health isn’t just an individual issue. Workplace culture and leadership have a huge impact\, and I love supporting leaders to ensure that the impact they are having is a positive one! \n\n\n\nLeah Fink’s linkedin\nLeah Fink’s website
URL:https://rightuseofpower.org/event/book-tour-stop-right-use-of-power-for-professionals/
LOCATION:Sunalta Community Hall\, 1627 10 Ave SW\, Calgary\, AB T3C 0J7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Basics Training,Book Tour,Book Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260916T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260916T160000
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CREATED:20260604T003004Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260604T020340Z
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SUMMARY:Book Tour Stop: Right Use of Power for Human Resources
DESCRIPTION:HR professionals sit at the centre of some of the most complex and high-stakes human dynamics in organizations.\n\n\n\nWhether working in recruitment\, employee relations\, organizational development\, learning and development\, compensation\, workplace investigations\, or people and culture functions\, HR professionals are regularly navigating situations involving conflict\, performance concerns\, interpersonal tension\, organizational change\, and sensitive interpersonal issues. \nAt the same time\, they are often balancing competing priorities: supporting employees\, advising leaders\, ensuring compliance\, protecting organizational integrity\, and maintaining trust across all levels of the system. This work frequently happens in environments shaped by pressure\, ambiguity\, emotional intensity\, and competing expectations. \nIn these environments\, the right use of power matters deeply. \nEvery policy\, process\, conversation\, and decision in HR carries influence. Whether it is intended or not\, HR professionals are constantly engaging with power – how it is held\, how it is used\, how it is perceived\, and how it impacts trust\, safety\, and accountability in the workplace. \nRight Use of Power™ is a dynamic\, relational\, and practical approach to the ethical use of power to promote well-being\, the common good\, and right relationship. It offers a shared language and framework for understanding and navigating power with both strength and care. \nThis approach is a conscious ethics deep dive that recognizes the complexity of power dynamics in organizations and the pivotal role HR plays in shaping them. \nRight Use of Power™ programs focus on increasing awareness\, skillfulness\, and engagement in the use of power – particularly in situations where relationships\, accountability\, and organizational systems intersect. \nIt is ethics from the inside out. \nThis in-person training in Calgary is brought to you in collaboration with the Nonprofit Chamber\, the Right Use of Power Institute\, All Thrive\, and the team at The Ally Co. \nJoin us for a full-day\, engaging\, and hands-on learning experience designed to deepen your understanding of power in organizational life and strengthen your ability to navigate the human dynamics at the heart of HR work. \nEmpowering\, relevant\, and practical\, this program is delivered through engaging presentations\, facilitated discussions\, and experiential learning practices that connect directly to real workplace situations. \n\n\n\nWorkshop objectives & outcomes\n\n\nUnderstand the five types of power and how they operate in organizations\, including how they show up in HR systems\, policies\, employee relations\, leadership decisions\, and workplace culture.\nDeepen your awareness of your own role-based power as an HR professional\, including how your position influences trust\, perception of neutrality\, confidentiality\, and psychological safety across the organization.\nStrengthen your ability to navigate power differentials in complex workplace situations\, including employee relations issues\, performance management\, investigations\, conflict\, and organizational change.\nDevelop practical approaches for using power ethically and effectively in HR practice\, supporting fairness\, accountability\, transparency\, and trust while holding appropriate boundaries and organizational responsibilities.\nLeave with actionable frameworks\, language\, and tools to support more skillful HR practice\, helping you respond to sensitive situations with greater clarity\, confidence\, and integrity.\n\nThis workshop is designed for professionals working in Human Resources\, People & Culture\, and related organizational roles. \nParticipants often include: \n\nHR Managers and Directors\nHR Business Partners\nEmployee Relations Specialists\nPeople & Culture leaders\nTalent and organizational development professionals\nWorkplace investigators\nLearning and development professionals\nConsultants supporting HR functions\nLeaders who carry HR responsibilities in addition to other roles\n\nIf your work involves navigating people issues\, organizational dynamics\, policy application\, or workplace relationships\, this workshop is for you. \n\n\nEVENT INFO:\nWednesday\, September 16\, 2026\n9am – 4pm MDT\n \nLocation To Be Announced \nCalgary\, Canada\n \n\nHosted by The Ally Co.\n\n\n\nGO TO THE HOST’S WEBSITE TO GET TICKETS HERE \n\n\n\n\nEarly bird tickets available before June 30th. \nBringing your team or HR cohort? Group registrations are available (select the table of eight option\, or contact us for bulk registration options). \nCheck out both the Right Use of Power for Professionals workshop (September 15th) and Right Use of Power for Leaders (September 17th)\, in-person in Calgary\, AB. \nContent at each workshop is similar\, with activities and discussions oriented towards the unique needs of the different audiences. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLineup\n\n\nDr. Amanda Aguilera\nLet’s talk about power! I’m Dr. Amanda Aguilera\, and I support individuals and organizations in navigating the dynamics of power that shape our lives\, our work\, and our relationships. As the Executive Director of the Right Use of Power Institute\, I advocate for a world where we participate in power in ways that bring us closer to right relationship. I believe we often lose connection to ourselves and others when striving for perfection—when we are trying to fit into systems instead of cultivating belonging within ourselves. Whether I’m speaking on a stage\, working 1:1 as a power-conscious guide\, leading the Right Use of Power Institute\, or sharing the framework in my new book\, Shaping Power for Good: Wayfinding to Right Relationship\, my mission is to move us toward more authentic connection. \n\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s linkedin\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s instagram\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s website\n\n  \n\n\n\nJeff Couillard \n\nI help organizations build leaderful teams – teams where power is used wisely\, trust is practiced daily\, and people are equipped to navigate the real tensions of modern work. My work sits at the intersection of leadership development\, team facilitation\, and organizational culture. I’ve had the privilege of supporting leaders at TC Energy\, the City of Calgary and the Calgary Fire Department\, Electronic Arts\, Bayer\, Hull Services\, and other mission-driven organizations across sectors. I design and deliver learning experiences that are practical\, participatory\, and immediately operational – whether through executive workshops\, keynote speaking\, immersive team sessions\, or long-term leadership development programs. My approach is grounded in the Right Use of Power\, deep coaching practice\, and over a decade of work in addiction and mental health\, where clarity\, compassion\, and accountability are non-negotiable. \n\nJeff Couillard’s linkedin\nJeff Couillard’s instagram\nJeff Couillard’s website\n\n  \nLeah Fink \nMy passion is supporting employees’ mental health in the workplace. With All Thrive\, I develop leadership and culture transformations that focus on advancing communication skills\, deepening team connection and engagement\, and shifting inefficient systems. Mental health isn’t just an individual issue. Workplace culture and leadership have a huge impact\, and I love supporting leaders to ensure that the impact they are having is a positive one! \n\n\n\nLeah Fink’s linkedin\nLeah Fink’s website
URL:https://rightuseofpower.org/event/book-tour-stop-right-use-of-power-for-human-resources/
CATEGORIES:Basics Training,Book Tour,Book Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260917T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260917T160000
DTSTAMP:20260606T063106
CREATED:20260604T015047Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260604T020126Z
UID:10000511-1789635600-1789660800@rightuseofpower.org
SUMMARY:Book Tour Stop: Right Use of Power for Leaders
DESCRIPTION:Nonprofit leaders carry immense responsibility. \nWhether leading organizations\, managing teams\, overseeing programs\, stewarding donor relationships\, engaging communities\, or navigating complex stakeholder dynamics\, leaders in the social impact sector are constantly balancing competing priorities and difficult decisions. \nThey are expected to care deeply about people while delivering results. To navigate scarce resources while meeting growing needs. To support staff through burnout\, uncertainty\, and change while remaining accountable to boards\, funders\, and the communities they serve. \nIn these environments\, the use of power matters deeply. \nEvery decision\, conversation\, policy\, and leadership action has the potential to build trust\, strengthen relationships\, and create positive impact – or unintentionally cause harm. \nThe Right Use of Power™ is a dynamic\, inspiring\, and relational approach to the ethical use of power to promote well-being\, the common good\, and right relationship. It offers a practical language and framework for understanding and navigating power with strength AND heart. \nRight Use of Power™ programs focus on increasing awareness\, skillfulness\, and engagement in the use of power. Leaders learn to recognize the influence they hold\, understand the impacts of their decisions and actions\, and develop practices that foster accountability\, trust\, and empowerment. \nIt is ethics from the inside out. \nThis in-person training in Calgary is brought to you in collaboration with the Nonprofit Chamber\, the Right Use of Power Institute\, All Thrive\, and the team at The Ally Co. \nJoin us for a full-day\, engaging\, and hands-on learning experience to deepen your understanding of power and strengthen your capacity to lead with integrity\, courage\, and compassion. \nEmpowering\, relevant\, and dynamic\, this program is presented through engaging presentations\, facilitated discussions\, experiential practices\, and opportunities to connect with fellow nonprofit leaders facing similar challenges. \n\nWho is this training for?\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis workshop is designed for leaders working in nonprofit\, community-serving\, and social impact organizations. \nParticipants often include: \n\nExecutive Directors and CEOs\nSenior leaders and directors\nManagers and supervisors\nProgram leaders\nTeam leads\nBoard members and board chairs\nEmerging leaders\nConsultants and advisors who support nonprofit organizations\n\nIf your role involves leading people\, making decisions\, influencing organizational culture\, allocating resources\, or navigating complex stakeholder relationships\, this workshop is for you. \n  \n\n\nEVENT INFO:\nThursday\, September 17\, 2026\n9am – 4pm MDT\n \nLocation To Be Announced \nCalgary\, Canada\n \n\nHosted by The Ally Co.\n\n\n\nGO TO THE HOST’S WEBSITE TO GET TICKETS HERE \n\n\n\n\n\n\nEarly Bird tickets available before June 30th. \nBringing your leadership team? Group registrations are available (select the table of eight option\, or reach out to discuss bulk ticket options). \nCheck out both the Right Use of Power for Professionals workshop (September 15th) and Right Use of Power for Human Resources (September 16th)\, in-person in Calgary\, AB. \nContent at each workshop is similar\, with activities and discussions oriented towards the unique needs of the different audiences. \n\nWorkshop objectives & outcomes\n\n\nUnderstand the five types of power and how they show up in leadership\, decision-making\, organizational culture\, and relationships with staff\, boards\, funders\, and community partners.\nDeepen your awareness of your own power and influence\, gaining insight into how your actions\, communication\, and leadership presence impact others.\nDevelop a stronger understanding of power differentials\, helping you navigate complexity\, accountability\, conflict\, and change with greater skill and confidence.\nLearn practical approaches for using power ethically and effectively\, fostering trust\, psychological safety\, empowerment\, and healthy boundaries within your team and organization.\nLeave with actionable tools\, new perspectives\, and a shared language for power\, enabling you to lead with greater integrity\, courage\, and compassion.\n\n\n  \n\nLineup\n\n\nDr. Amanda Aguilera\nLet’s talk about power! I’m Dr. Amanda Aguilera\, and I support individuals and organizations in navigating the dynamics of power that shape our lives\, our work\, and our relationships. As the Executive Director of the Right Use of Power Institute\, I advocate for a world where we participate in power in ways that bring us closer to right relationship. I believe we often lose connection to ourselves and others when striving for perfection—when we are trying to fit into systems instead of cultivating belonging within ourselves. Whether I’m speaking on a stage\, working 1:1 as a power-conscious guide\, leading the Right Use of Power Institute\, or sharing the framework in my new book\, Shaping Power for Good: Wayfinding to Right Relationship\, my mission is to move us toward more authentic connection. \n\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s linkedin\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s instagram\nDr. Amanda Aguilera’s website\n\n  \n\n\n\nJeff Couillard \n\nI help organizations build leaderful teams – teams where power is used wisely\, trust is practiced daily\, and people are equipped to navigate the real tensions of modern work. My work sits at the intersection of leadership development\, team facilitation\, and organizational culture. I’ve had the privilege of supporting leaders at TC Energy\, the City of Calgary and the Calgary Fire Department\, Electronic Arts\, Bayer\, Hull Services\, and other mission-driven organizations across sectors. I design and deliver learning experiences that are practical\, participatory\, and immediately operational – whether through executive workshops\, keynote speaking\, immersive team sessions\, or long-term leadership development programs. My approach is grounded in the Right Use of Power\, deep coaching practice\, and over a decade of work in addiction and mental health\, where clarity\, compassion\, and accountability are non-negotiable. \n\nJeff Couillard’s linkedin\nJeff Couillard’s instagram\nJeff Couillard’s website\n\n  \nLeah Fink \nMy passion is supporting employees’ mental health in the workplace. With All Thrive\, I develop leadership and culture transformations that focus on advancing communication skills\, deepening team connection and engagement\, and shifting inefficient systems. Mental health isn’t just an individual issue. Workplace culture and leadership have a huge impact\, and I love supporting leaders to ensure that the impact they are having is a positive one! \n\n\n\nLeah Fink’s linkedin\nLeah Fink’s website
URL:https://rightuseofpower.org/event/book-tour-stop-right-use-of-power-for-leaders/
LOCATION:Sunalta Community Hall\, 1627 10 Ave SW\, Calgary\, AB T3C 0J7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Basics Training,Book Tour,Book Tour
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