Leading with Emotional Intelligence
Mar 4, 2027 - Mar 25, 2027
Instructor: Dr. Russell Clayton
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Live Online Program
Leading with Emotional Intelligence
Gain insight into your EI through assessment and feedback, learn tools to regulate emotions under pressure, and develop the ability to influence, motivate, and engage others more effectively.
Program Overview
Modern leadership requires more than technical expertise or strategic thinking — it demands leaders who can understand themselves, read others, and build trust-based relationships. Emotional intelligence is the capability to recognize and regulate your own emotions while understanding and influencing the emotions of others. It is a proven driver of effective leadership, team cohesion, and organizational resilience.
This program helps leaders strengthen EI as a core leadership capability. Through personalized EI assessment and mini-360 feedback, leaders gain clarity on strengths, development opportunities, and how emotions shape leadership effectiveness.
Leaders leave with a personalized feedback report and a structured development plan — communicating with greater intention, maintaining composure under pressure, and creating psychologically safe environments where teams collaborate and thrive.
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Program Instructor
Russell Clayton is an Associate Professor of Instruction in the USF Muma College of Business and Associate Academic Director for the Center for Executive & Leadership Education. He teaches and researches managerial communication, organizational behavior, and emotional intelligence, with work published in Harvard Business Review and MIT Sloan Management Review. A multiple award-winning educator, Russell is known for translating research into practical leadership development for executives and MBA students.

