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About Lynne Maureen Hurdle

Lynne Maureen Hurdle, M.Ed. brings over thirty five years of experience to her work as a Conflict Resolution Strategist, Speaker, Facilitator, Leadership Coach, and Author of the Amazon #1 Bestseller, “Closing Conflict For Leaders: How to Be A Bold Leader and Develop A Kick-Ass, High-Functioning, Happy AF Team.”

Employers spend over 3 hours a week dealing with drama and conflict costing over $300 billion dollars in paid hours, with an additional $300 billion dollars paid for stress related illnesses which often result from unresolved conflict.

Lynne is your go-to person when you want an expert to talk about the conflicts that have everyone talking.

Using her C.O.R.E. framework (Communication, Objectivity, Resolving Conflicts, Executing Excellence) she teaches clients to navigate conflicts. Her straight forward and engaging approach that she uses in her interactive workshops, keynotes, and coaching programs give leaders the skills to engage skillfully, confidently, and powerfully in everything from daily conversations to the most difficult conflict situations.

She is the creator of “The Soul of Conflict Tele-Summits: Healing Old Wounds and Creating Bold Leadership,” featuring interviews with powerful leaders. She is a TEDx speaker, writes regularly for Psychology Today, and has contributed her expertise to Court TV and Redbook magazine. As a lifelong Bronx resident and the mother of two sons, she uses her conflict resolution skills constantly while always finding reasons to laugh about life. Her ability to find the humor in conflict earned her a spot as a finalist for Nick at Nite’s Funniest Mom in America.

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Topics

Brand and Corporate Reputation

Managing online and offline communication that may be causing reputation risk for your company
Case Study: How companies like Starbucks did things right and did things wrong after a public conflict and what your company needs to do when faced with the same
4 Ways that a Company can shut down gossip and drama and shift to more positivity in their organization
Five Qualities Needed for Your Company to Be One of the Best Places to Work

Leadership and Team-Building

4 Steps to Building a Strong CORE Team
Developing Strong Leaders Using Conflict as a Catalyst
How to Quickly Get More Productivity From Managers and Employees Through This Unique Approach to Leadership
The Cost of Hidden Conflict in Your Company and Business and How to Close Those Leaks

Work/Life Balance

4 Ways to Find Peace and Productivity at Work While There’s Conflict at Home
4 Ways to Find Peace and Happiness at Home While There’s Conflict at Work
How to Communicate With Your Boss, Spouse and Kids More Effectively Every Day
Mindfulness is The New Conflict Resolution Tool Not Enough People Know About

Raising A Family in Today’s World

Raising Leaders Not Followers
How Pop Culture Influences Your Children and 4 Ways You Can Make it Work For You
Case Studies: Profiling Some of The Most Influential People and Things That Your Children are Watching, and How to Have a Conversation About It
How to Talk to Your Kids About Social Media and Get Them to Listen

Media – How I Show Up In the World

Psychology Today Articles

Confronting the Cultural Gatekeepers

When I Found the Courage to Speak Up About Breaking the “Rules of Culture”

Changing culture is no easy feat. Just mention the word culture and it stirs up images, sounds, smells, emotions and memories. In fact, Gandhi said, “A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.”

The Culture of Spanking

Four Ways to Think Through It

In the middle of a recent exchange with my 15 year old son, I felt the impulse to pop him upside his head just to “stop the nonsense.” That phrase, “stop the nonsense,” is from my childhood among many others that my mom and her crew of mom friends would toss out in the heat of anger and exasperation when we kids were “acting up.”

Don’t Get Stuck With That Pin

Three Things Our White Friends Should Consider About Creating Safety

I posted two articles on my Facebook page this week. I posted them one right after the other. One titled “So You Want to Wear a Safety Pin” and the other titled “Dear White People Your Safety Pins Are Embarrassing.” The first article while not pledging…

Podcasts

Resolving Election Conflict on Civil Discourse

The Conflict Closer, Lynne Maureen Hurdle was interiewed by Jayme of Civil Discourse in a conversation about resolving conflicts caused by the election between family members and loved ones.

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