Portage County Fire Chiefs Association Step Up and Lead Conference
The Step Up and Lead conference is a training and workshop experience for emergency service workers in management or preparing to “step up” into leadership roles.
Far too many in leadership positions fail when it comes to team building. They miss out on the results great leaders see when they harness the power of a group working together toward a common goal. It comes down to simply knowing how to develop and motivate a team.
In this conference, you’ll learn to:
- Motivate personnel and create unity
- Develop culture by design rather than default
- Build a championship-caliber team for the quickest way to reach goals
This interactive culture development program includes a presentation from internationally recognized speaker and former deputy chief, Frank Viscuso. Through his “Step Up and Lead” presentation, Viscuso will lead conference attendees in leadership and team building workshop topics.
This conference is open to emergency service workers including fire/EMS, law enforcement, healthcare, military, and emergency government agencies.
Pre-registration is required.
Class Fee: $25 per attendee. (Registration fees for members of agencies within the Portage County Fire Chiefs Association are covered through sponsorship by PCFCA.)
When & Where
Saturday, February 7
8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Stevens Point Area Senior High (SPASH)
1201 North Point Dr., Stevens Point, WI 54481
Speaker Bio
Deputy Chief Viscuso
Retired Deputy Chief Frank Viscuso’s experience includes over 26 years as a professional firefighter in New Jersey. Chief Viscuso is a highly sought after, internationally recognized speaker known for his ability to move people to action. He is also a columnist for Fire Engineering magazine and author of twelve leadership books, including Amazon best-sellers Step Up and Lead, Step Up Your Teamwork, Flash Point: Ignite Your Team and Forge a Winning Culture, and Common Valor.
Sponsors
Questions?
workforcesolutions@mstc.edu • 715.422.5339
If you have a disability and require accommodations to participate in this activity, contact the event coordinator as soon as possible, ideally 14 days in advance.
