Just because it’s the end of the year, that doesn’t mean there isn’t still time to learn! These three webinars are still on the calendar, and there’s still time to sign up. Hosted by some of the top institutions in the professional world, you’ll be able to learn and participate in the action from the comfort of your own home or office.

Innovation Ecosystems: Leveraging Their Power for Organizational Success and Strategic Change – December 18

Innovation can breathe new life into the business world. Are you ready to compete? This webinar, taking place on December 18, 2018, is the right tool to give you an edge. Here, you’ll learn the MIT definition of innovation, and how using that definition can change the approach that you take. Taught by MIT Sloan Professor Fiona Murray and MIT Sloan Lecturer Phil Budden, you’ll learn the nuances of innovation and how it applies to corporations. An excellent opportunity to learn more about the Innovation Ecosystems course!

Personal Leadership, Meaning & ‘Four-Way’ Wins – December 13

Presented by Dr. Ted Cross, an expert in both leadership and management, this webinar is a must-see for those wanting to improve their leadership skills. This focuses on your as a leader, and builds your abilities starting there. From finding the purpose behind your leadership to managing the balance between your work and home life using the 4-way wins theory, any leader or aspiring leaders can benefit. You’ll leave with the ability to maintain satisfaction both at home and at the office.

Build an A-Team – December 14

Even the best of leaders can’t work well without a good team to lead. In this webinar, hosted by Harvard Business Review and led by executive coach Whitney Johnson, you’ll learn how to make the most of those that you manage. With this information, your leadership skills will improve, as will the performance of your team. Whether you’re keeping workers up to speed in a pragmatic way, or you’re simply assigning tasks to those best suited to them, to maintain efficiency, this webinar will prove useful both now and in the future.