Free NextGen On-Demand Training

The Art of Peer Delegation:
What Actually Works?

Delegating to direct reports is one thing — delegating to peers is another. In collaborative environments, getting work done often requires influence, trust, and shared accountability rather than formal authority.

Watch on demand to explore practical approaches for peer delegation, empowering others to contribute their expertise, and creating stronger partnerships across teams.

You’ll hear from an expert as they share common challenges and strategies to help work move forward without creating confusion or frustration.

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You'll learn how to:
  • Delegate responsibilities clearly when you don't have direct authority.
  • Build trust and accountability with colleagues across teams.
  • Empower peers to take ownership while maintaining alignment on goals.
7-21-26

Other Info:

  • Closed captioning will be available.
  • Registrants will receive the session recording on Wednesday, July 22.
  • Attendees can earn 1 continuing professional education (CPE) credit.

Speakers

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Victoria L. Bowens

MSA-PMP-LSSBB-SHRM-SCP

Director
DOW Civilian Harassment Prevention and Response Policy, Compliance and Program Assessment Office, Deputy Assistant Secretary of War, Civilian Personnel Policy

traci

Traci DiMartini

Human Resources Director
Delaware County, Pennsylvania

Tamura HIll

Tamura Hill

Coaching Program Manager, Performance Coach, Mentor, Career Development Trainer and Group Facilitator
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Javier Inclán, Ed.D.

Javier Inclán, Ed.D.

Assistant Inspector General for Management
National Science Foundation, Office of Inspector General

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