Stop managing. Start leading.
Rob Gaedtke - KPS3
Wednesday, August 24
Speaker: Noon - 1 pm
Networking: 11 am - Noon
Managing people has nothing to do with “managing” anything. You are a guide, a mentor, a challenger — heck, sometimes you are just an ear or a shoulder. But too many times managers forget that. They forget that they are in control of somebody’s future, salary, and growth… and those things can’t be managed. They can only be nourished and supported.
In this talk, Rob Gaedtke, President & CEO of KPS3, will share the eight key responsibilities of a manager and how following them will empower you to stop managing people and start leading them.
What it really means to be a manager
Eight key responsibilities of being someone’s boss and why you should take them seriously
Advice on how to give better feedback, provide more meaningful reviews, and when to give bonuses/raises
Guidance on growth plans and helping outline the future vs. outlining tasks
In the end, if you are a boss, you get to let them go if it doesn’t work out
Rob Gaedtke is President & CEO of KPS3 – a high-functioning branding agency, veteran PR firm, and innovative digital shop (not to mention a 5x winner of “best places to work”). But that is merely what we do. Who we are is an agency that cares deeply about the growth and happiness of our people, both past and present.
Rob has nearly two decades of building, growing, and leading teams from junior to senior, small to a 60+ multidiscipline agency. He is also a husband, father, climber, board member of the Children’s Cabinet, and member of the County managers advisory council, the Reynolds School of Journalism advisory council, TMCC Business School advisory council and the School of Social Workers deans advisory council. Rob’s personal vision is to “do amazing things,” which he pushes his team to do every day.
If you need some third-party endorsements, here are a few: Rob was one of the “Twenty Under 40” winners, was named AAF Reno’s “Ad Person of the Year”, and earned the Leadership Reno-Sparks Distinguished Alumni Award.
Reno-Sparks Convention Center
4590 S Virginia Street
Reno, NV 89502 (map)
Wednesday, August 24, Noon - 1 pm
11 am – Noon: Networking
Noon - 1 pm: Speakers
• $39 – NCET members
• $49 – General Admission