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Conspiring to Build Courageous Relationships | Leadership Summit


  • Columbine United Church 6375 South Platte Canyon Road Littleton, CO, 80123 United States (map)

Registration and more details coming soon!

Friday, March 14th | 4-8 PM with Nancy Kepner

(dinner included in cost, subsized by per capita)

Above and Below the Line leadership

  • Learn a compelling leadership model

  • Examine principle, behaviors, and language from two types of leadership

Avoiding the Drama Triangle

  • Learn a social model of interaction under stress

  • Familiarize yourself with your own and others' patterns in interpersonal tensions

  • Learn skills to avoid or minimize drama 

Saturday, March 15th | 9 am -3 pm | Julie Colwell

(lunch included in cost of registration, subsized by your per capita)

More information coming soon!

Meet our Presenters!

Nancy Kepner

Executive Leader, Crafted Leadership

Nancy Kepner is a leadership coach, facilitator, and founding partner of Crafted Leadership. She has been studying, practicing, and teaching conscious leadership since 2007, and adaptive leadership more recently, supporting individuals to make powerful shifts in behaviors and awareness that strengthen their capacity to lead across professional and personal contexts.

She had led trainings and workshops for hundreds of teams and coached many leaders in the fields of government, financial services, tech, and healthcare. She has provided comprehensive leadership development resources for teams and leaders from enterprise-level organizations to small businesses and government agencies.

Julie Colwell, PhD is a psychologist who has spent upwards of 50,000 hours working with individuals, couples, and groups, as well as founding and directing the Evolutionary Power Institute in Boulder, Colorado. Julie is fascinated by relationship dynamics, and endlessly muses about new ways to move out of the suffering of struggle back into creativity, flow, and aliveness. She is the author of several books, including her most recent, On Evolutionary Power: A Path to Conscious, Sustainable Activism. Julie has developed and trains practitioners in the modality called “Evolutionary Power,” which is grounded in neuropsychology, systems theory, and energy work.  Julie describes the heart of Evolutionary Power as “using our inner awareness to shift our physiology, move out of power struggles, and step into new possibilities, constantly wondering how can everybody get everything they want?”  

Julie lives in Boulder with her wife of 36 years and their (currently only one) adopted canine.

Click on image to learn more about Julie’s work.