Invitation to Contribute to Vital Research for Conservation Organizations
Greetings,
Peter Drucker stated, "Culture eats strategy for breakfast." But does culture consume talent? As a conservationist, you know your role in protecting our planet. However, we need better to understand our internal systems, and organizational culture significantly influences them. I want to invite your organization to participate in a study exploring the impact of organizational culture on employee perceptions.
All submissions will be kept strictly confidential, and no identifying information will be shared in any reports or publications resulting from this research. Your privacy and the privacy of your organization are of utmost importance.
By participating in this study, you will not only contribute to our understanding of organizational leadership topics in the conservation field, but you will also receive your organizational data and a summary of the study's findings. This information will offer valuable insights to help shape organizational strategies for talent retention, satisfaction, and engagement, benefiting your organization.
Please let me know if you are an organizational leader or believe your leader(s) would be interested before or by October 30th.
Best,
T’Noya Thompson
Ph.D. Candidate
Southeastern University
Born and raised in The Bahamas, I cultivated a profound affinity for the ocean, inspiring my career trajectory from an early age. I have had the opportunity to volunteer and work with many diverse organizations and communities throughout my 25-year career. Currently, I am a Ph.D. candidate studying organizational leadership at Southeastern University. Additionally, I am the proprietor of Wild Spark Consulting, a consulting business dedicated to igniting and cultivating leadership. Furthermore, I am honored to serve as a Coexistence Fellow with the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. I am privileged to contribute my expertise as a Vermilion Sea Institute and Ecology Project International board member. I serve on the advisory council for A Rocha USA and Ecochallenge.org. My academic credentials consist of a Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology and a Master of Arts in Biology obtained through the Global Field Program of Miami University. A few of my favorite things are growing in my faith, spending time with beautiful family, traveling the world, dancing to good music, and making new friends!
