Workshop: Nine Ways of Seeing

Using the Enneagram for Leadership and Workplace Relationships
Suitable for:
  • Adults
Virtual Library

United States

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Discover how the Enneagram can strengthen self-awareness, leadership, communication and workplace relationships.

Join certified coach Jenna Starkey for a welcoming, beginner-friendly virtual introduction to the Enneagram, a tool for understanding personality patterns and motivations. In this one-hour online session, explore the nine Enneagram types and the three centers of intelligence—head, heart and body—and learn how these perspectives influence communication, teamwork, leadership and workplace relationships.

Through relatable examples and guided reflection, discover patterns that may resonate with you and gain insights into working more effectively with people whose approaches differ from your own. Whether you’re a manager, team member, job seeker or professional looking to strengthen your interpersonal skills, this session offers practical ways to build self-awareness, improve collaboration and foster understanding in the workplace.

No prior knowledge or preparation is needed. Leave with a basic understanding of the Enneagram, reflection questions for further self-discovery and a list of recommended books and free resources.

About the Presenter: Jenna Starkey is a certified coach with over 10 years of experience. She holds CPCC, PCC and iEQ9 certifications and leads Enneagram workshops for teams and organizations. She is also a certified meditation and mindfulness teacher and breathwork facilitator.

Connect: Jenna Starkey - Website | LinkedIn

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This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

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This program will be conducted in English unless otherwise noted.

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