Description

Transform your supervisory skills with this essential performance evaluation training designed specifically for technical professionals who want to grow their management roles.

Learn proven strategies for conducting objective, honest performance evaluations that drive team growth while protecting your organization—from proper documentation techniques to leading with integrity in today's complex workplace. 

Walk away with actionable tools to confidently navigate employee reviews, handle sensitive communications, and build the leadership presence that sets exceptional managers apart in the AEC industry.

Presented by:

Kaplin Stewart's EMPLOYERS’ LEGAL DEFENSE INSTITUTE℠

Kimberly Russell, Esquire, Principal, Kaplin Stewart Meloff Reiter & Stein, P.C. and founder of THE EMPLOYERS’ LEGAL DEFENSE INSTITUTE℠

Kimberly Russell is a principal of the firm Kaplin Stewart Meloff Reiter & Stein, P.C. and is the Chairperson of the Employment Law Department.  Ms. Russell initially concentrated her practice on real estate and commercial litigation representing developers, builders, and related companies in the defense of numerous real estate sale and development disputes, contract claims, construction defect claims, and commercial disputes.  When one of those clients was sued for alleged sexual harassment by a perpetually unhappy and unproductive employee, Ms. Russell began her defense of employers and has worked for the last two decades to help employers navigate and mitigate risk in a system that is inherently biased against employers.  Ms. Russell founded the Employers’ Legal Defense InstituteSM at Kaplin Stewart to focus on training employers to protect themselves while maintaining legally compliant workplace policies.  Ms. Russell’s clients include contractors, developers, residential and commercial builders, large institutions, and professionals involved in all aspects of the construction industry.  

Professional Women in Construction, Philadelphia Chapter wishes to thank all of our generous giving partners for making rich programming like this possible: