Peak Performance for Head Start Leaders: Delegation

02/25/2025
4:00 PM EST
02/25/2025
5:00 PM EST

Program: Peak Performance for Head Start Leaders: Delegation

Description: Leveraging leadership is a key piece of effective leadership. In this webinar, Dr. B will dig into what it means to delegate, challenges that come with delegation and practical tips for starting to delegate more now! 

Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to:

  • Understand the benefits of delegation
  • Understand the challenges of delegation
  • Understand how to begin delegating more to build capacity

Price:

  • Regular Rate: $75
  • NHSA Member Rate: $50

Presenters:

Dr. Deborah Bergeron served as director of the Office of Head Start from 2018-21. From 2019-21 she broadened her leadership as director of the Office of Early Childhood Development in the Administration for Children and Families. Known as “Dr. B” to former students and teachers, she spent three decades in pre-K–12 public education as a classroom teacher and school administrator and currently serves as deputy director for Community Engagement and Innovation at NHSA.

 

senior manager of online professional developmentZuly Vazquez is the senior manager of online professional development at the National Head Start Association. She has worked with Head Start and Early Head Start programs for over a decade, specializing in training, mentoring, coaching, facilitation, curriculum implementation, and management. She worked for several years in the classroom, providing high-quality education to children from different cultures, traditions, and ethnicities. She is a former EHS/HS parent. She has vast experience supporting and providing technical assistance to teachers, family child care providers, education specialists, and families in large EHS/HS programs in Florida and Georgia. Over her career, she designed a supplemental Christian early childhood curriculum, bilingual online lessons, and classroom observation tools and has facilitated early childhood education courses in English and Spanish at the college level. As an active early childhood advocate, she is a board member of her local NAEYC affiliate and Family Child Care Home Alliance of Georgia. She is a senior advisor of Latinas United for the Children of America.