Work-Life Balance-Do you start laughing to yourself when you read those words together?

Today’s society of instant communication expectations and ever-present technology can create challenges to finding time to recharge. Within your professional and personal lives, it has never been more important to manage your time to the benefit of yourself and those around you.

It's not easy.  It takes the will and discipline to take charge of your work-life balance and an ability to set expectations for yourself and those around you. It won’t happen overnight but you can get there.

Join Alison Motz of Ascend Advisors for this key session of our new leadership series Conversations and hear 5 steps to establish a healthy work/life balance by getting yourself organized, organizing your professional work strategies and keeping your sanity (humor helps).

Registration is limited.    Please call 216-861-1933 x322 or email dmh@foundationcenter.org if you have any questions.

Sign up here for the entire Leadership Conversations Series.

About the Presenters: 

Allison Motz, M.P.A., President & Owner of Ascend Advisors is an innovative, strategic thinker with over 18 years of executive management experience creating solutions and strategies moving organizations to their highest potential. She grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and now resides in Nashville, Tennessee.

After completing 10 years in the non-profit and government sectors, she left to pursue a consulting practice with a goal of strengthening organizations that strengthen lives and communities. Her focus is customized to the needs of her clients and supporting their efforts to further their strategic visions. She seeks clients willing to work in partnership and welcomes organizations facing complex challenges. She thrives in work that requires strategic and tactical problem-solving. She can see the “big picture” and translate the picture into an operational plan for implementation. She has experience managing staff and support consultants and the ability to build relationships to enhance project goals. She is seeking opportunities with for-profit and non-profit organizations.

Allison has facilitated business and non-profit collaborations to address youth and workforce development challenges with shared solutions.  She worked with healthcare systems to develop the Northeast Ohio Health, Science, and Innovation Coalition, an unprecedented partnership of regional health systems (Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Summa Health System, The MetroHealth System, Southwest General Health Center, EMH Health System, and the Louis V. Stokes Medical Center) working towards mutual workforce pipeline solutions.