"Increase your influence at work"

We are offering a series of short, fully funded interactive sessions which require no previous experience. This 3-part leadership series will be delivered online.

This series is for anyone who wants to be “seen” at work and will introduce you to ways to improve collaboration, learn how to inspire others and be recognised. 

Although you can attend individual sessions, you will reinforce and best develop your skills by attending all three sessions. 


Title Date and time Link to book
Communication for influence Tue 21 January 2025
(10am-11am) 		Book here
Your personal brand and reputation Fri 28 February 2025
(10am-11am)		 Book here
Building your personal network Tue 25 March 2025
(10am-11am) 		Book here


Communication for influence

It's not what we say, it's how we say it.

Tuesday 21 January 2025, 10am-11am.
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Your personal brand and reputation

Supporting you to understand how to use your purpose, values and strengths to be more visible at work.

Friday 28 February 2025, 10am-11am.
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Building your personal network

Learn why it’s important to build connections with the right people, at the right time, and how to do it.

Tuesday 25 March 2025, 10am-11am.
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Cancellation terms

If you are unable to attend this course please contact [email protected] with at least 48 hours’ notice to cancel your place. HCF Training & Development reserves the right to issue a fee in the case of non-attendance of this course without proper notice. Within the 48 hour notice period your course place may be transferred to another eligible individual from your organisation, but not transferred to another course.

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Meet your trainer

Moreen Pascal

Moreen is a training consultant specialising in assertive communication, inclusive leadership behaviours and safeguarding adults at risk training. She has lived/worked in Hertfordshire for over 25 years and has a deep professional interest in the performance of its voluntary and community sector.