In our October 2022 free webinar, Purple Ink VP of Coaching and Consulting Services Kim Dinwiddie discussed how to pivot from an “old-school” to a “new-school” performance management culture.

About this event

Too often, employees tell us that performance doesn’t really matter. They hear from their manager occasionally, then once a year they find out how much of a raise they’re getting. It doesn’t motivate them to be better, to try harder, to grow and develop. Actually, it demotivates them. OUCH!

Performance Management is an amazing tool when aligned with the organization’s strategy and a focus on the employee’s strengths and areas of development. When used appropriately, it can propel employees, departments, and organizations to the next level.

What is the new reality? Motivate, Measure, and Develop.

How?

• Effective Goals
• Communication
• Continuous and Real-Time Feedback/Feedforward
• Maximizing Strengths

Join us as we dive into how to pivot from an “old-school” to a “new-school” performance management culture.

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Presenter Bio:

Kim Dinwiddie is Purple Ink’s Vice President of Coaching and Consulting. She passionately believes in the unconquerable power of people. That each person is born with every bit of energy, know-how and opportunity to accomplish anything desired in life! Her mission is to help individuals find fulfillment by knowing who they really are, why they are here, and sharing their gifts with the world; without worry, fear, doubt or hesitation.

Kim has held and consulted in several corporate HR leadership positions in non-profit, manufacturing, healthcare, broadcast, insurance and government which provide her the opportunity to mentor up-and-coming professionals by sharing her knowledge and passion for HR and people development. She has extensive hands-on experience leading HR initiatives including coaching, engagement, leadership development, culture awareness and training. Kim holds a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and an MBA with a concentration in Organizational Leadership from the University of Indianapolis. Kim also holds Professional Coach Certification from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC), Certification in Energy Leadership, Senior Professional in Human Resources and SHRM Senior Certified Professional.