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What They’re Learning at Leadership 2.0


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This week, the University of the Aftermarket is pleased to present Session I of Leadership 2.0 from the campus of

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Today, we hear a first-person perspective of our Tuesday sessions from
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“Today was another insightful day, starting with an introduction to the newest automotive aftermarket acronym, PBJS- the dynamic team of

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, MAAP, ACP;
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AAP, ACP, DTM; and
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. PBJS delivered a compelling presentation on Data in the Aftermarket. They skillfully guided us through the complexities of ACES & PIES, Pitfalls of PIES, Business Intelligence, and the Single Source of Truth.

Larsen then took center stage with an interactive and highly entertaining session on Public Speaking. Several classmates practiced their newfound skills where Logan Stoeffler gave an impromptu explanation of how having a tail could be a superpower?

After a refreshing lunch, networking guru

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, MAAP, MBA shared his expertise in the art of networking. We honed our skills with practical and engaging networking exercises, learning how to build meaningful connections.

Cheryl Scaglione then inspired us with her session on Supercharged Team Performance. We explored how to foster connections in a multi-generational workforce, lead effectively through communication and master difficult conversations.

We ended the day with the news we were all eagerly awaiting—learning who our teammates for the group project are! Our team project will tackle an industry-relevant topic that holds personal significance for each of us and will be presented in the second session of #UofALeadership 2.0. We’re excited to get started!”

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