You've got a plan. Is your team with you?
Change rarely stalls because of the plan, the org chart, or the systems. It stalls because of how your leadership team works together: how you build trust, navigate resistance, make decisions, address tensions, and align on what happens next.
In this free live workshop, change leadership expert Amanda Silver draws on 20+ years of experience to reveal the 5 hidden traps that keep teams stuck. You'll pinpoint where your team gets stuck and leave with 3 practical leadership moves to get your team working more cohesively together.
Ready to get your team moving?
Save your free spot for December 8 at noon EST.
Free live online workshop. Join from anywhere.
Meet Amanda.
Amanda Silver is the founder of Amanda Silver Consulting, where she partners with nonprofit CEOs, executive directors, and senior leadership teams at growing mission-driven organizations to lead the people side of change. For 20+ years, Amanda has helped leadership teams build trust, get clear on decisions, have hard conversations, and turn strategy into results. Amanda’s approach integrates mindfulness, emotional intelligence, inclusive practice, and strength-based mindsets to create practical, sustainable change.
Amanda has worked with hundreds of clients across higher education, health care, philanthropy, and mission-driven organizations. She is the founder of the Women's Leadership Incubator, a 3-month group coaching program for high-performing women in leadership. At Dartmouth College, Amanda created Dartmouth LEADS, a 9-month, cohort-based development program for high-performance managers, and supported institution-wide strategic planning for the Provost’s Office and the Division of Campus Services.
Amanda holds an M.S. in Positive Organizational Development and a Certificate in Coaching for Emotional Intelligence from the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University. She is a graduate of the Nonprofit Institute’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Consultant Training and the Racial Justice from the Heart Programs; and a Development Dimensions International Certified Facilitator. Amanda is a frequent collaborator with Common Good Vermont, the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits, and the Maine Association of Nonprofits. She lives in Hanover, NH with her husband and children, and enjoys salsa dancing, yoga, and diving into a good book.