Personal Empowerment Training
Do you want to improve your self-esteem? Are you seeking ways to motivate, attract and retain employees? Personal Empowerment Training is rooted in emotional intelligence training and offers participants the tools and techniques to build self-confidence and become the best version of themselves.
Empowerment Training
This training will explore over 40 emotional concepts such as beliefs, self-esteem, empathy, active listening, and managing conflict. Participants increased knowledge, practice and application encourages new perspectives and habits.
In-person & virtual training options now available!
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Format
This is a 24-hour cohort-based training delivered over a period of weeks. This customizable training is offered in-person, online, or in a hybrid format by one of our certified instructors.
Concepts
Personal Empowerment Training is anchored in four foundational building blocks:
Participant Testimonials
“This is a training that will benefit you as an employee, leader, sibling, friend, parent, etc. If you have the opportunity to participate, make the time. You will be glad you did!”
- Amy Franz, Regional Vice President, United Way
“Discover things about yourself that can make you the best you.”
- Sue Benes, Senior Project Manager, Coherent
“I learned how to implement empowerment in my daily life. More people need to take this class. It will benefit anyone who participates.”
- Dominique Eckley, Student, Slippery Rock University
Meet the Trainers
Training delivered by Empowerment Institute certified instructors:
Butler County Prison
Community Initiatives, BC3
ADV and Associates Consulting, LLC
Grace Community Church
About the Empowerment Initiative
The Butler County Growth Collaborative empowerment initiative, in collaboration with BC3, intends to address a workforce shortage by providing training to residents who face barriers to employment and by creating a countywide culture of empowerment.
Advisory Board Members
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- Lisa Campbell, Butler County Community College
- Amanda Feltenberger, Butler County Human Services
- Mark Gordon, Butler County Growth Collaborative
- Brian Llewellyn, Center for Community Resources
- Maria Malloy, Board of Commissioners
- Mary Salony, Tri-County Workforce Investment Board