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Tue, Mar 25th, 2025 | 11am ET
Wed, Mar 26th, 2025 | 2pm ET
Why do some leaders build strong, engaged teams while others struggle to earn trust and inspire their people? What sets apart the most effective leaders from those who struggle to connect?
It seems straightforward — research consistently shows that authentic leadership fosters stronger relationships, higher performance, and greater employee engagement. When leaders are genuine, self-aware, and transparent, teams feel safe to communicate openly, take risks, and bring their best ideas forward. Yet, many leaders hold back, fearing that showing vulnerability or uncertainty will make them seem weak. Why?
Psychology and leadership research help us understand this hesitation — and provide insights into why authenticity is actually one of the most powerful leadership tools available.
If you’re interested in learning how to build trust, enhance team performance, and lead with confidence while staying true to yourself, please join us for this brand new free webinar, Authentic Leadership: The Key to Building Trust and Driving Performance. We’ll discuss the research behind authentic leadership and share proven strategies for leading with transparency, confidence, and integrity.
In this free webinar, you will learn:
- A common leadership behavior that unintentionally creates distance and erodes trust
- What research tells us about how authenticity impacts team performance and engagement
- How to express vulnerability in a way that strengthens credibility rather than undermines it
- Practical strategies to foster open communication, trust, and stronger team connections
If you want to become a leader who inspires trust and brings out the best in your people, this is a webinar you won’t want to miss!

Rob Krekstein
VP of Sales
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