You already know why you should build your team's communication skills.
It's time to build the skills that bridge silos.
At Good Stewardship Consulting, we teach people in organizations the skills needed to be good stewards of their time, team and resources.
Three things I leave every team with: Communication differs under stress. Listening is a superpower. Rest is part of the work.
Who I Work With:
Whether your team is coming out of a rough stretch or getting ready for the next one, I help your people communicate well under pressure.
I can help if you're looking to:
- Rebuild trust and communication after a crisis or conflict
- Prepare your team before the next storm hits
- Give managers listening tools they'll use the next day
- Bring your team back together through a retreat
I work with student leaders on the communication and leadership skills they'll need before they step into the workforce, the kind that hold up under pressure.
Together we work on:
- Listening and communicating when stress is high
- Leading peers through conflict and hard conversations
- Understanding how stress and past experiences show up in a group
Not part of a team program? My online community offers tools and support for understanding your stress responses and leading well through hard seasons, alongside others doing the same work.
Angelika Weaver
Founder and Primary Facilitator, Good Stewardship Consulting
I teach these skills because I had to learn them myself. I’ve lived through undoing the habits I now help teams unlearn, and I know change is possible. I started Good Stewardship Consulting to help organizations be good stewards of their time, talent, and resources—especially their people. I train teams to catch and correct the communication misfires that cost time, trust, and good employees, especially when the pressure is on. I speak and facilitate across Kentucky and around the country. Working with a wide range of organizations and communities throughout the Commonwealth has given me a broad perspective and the ability to work effectively with people across diverse backgrounds, roles, and points of view.
Want to know more about our work?
Read recent articles by or about the work done with Good Stewardship Consulting and Angelika Weaver.
An article highlighting Angie's work with the Pine Mountain Settlement School, helping them build capacity to be good stewards of their organization and embrace difficult conversations.
An article highlighting Angie's work with a crucial Kentucky based program.
A blog from 2024 Intercultural Microgrant recipients Shana Goggins & Angie Weaver about their project creating a social justice toolkit for all Kentuckians.
Some of the things, when you travel across the state, and they ask you where you are from and you say Whitley County. They say oh, we see you in the news a lot, and it is never for anything good," says Angelika Lewis-Bowling, Chairperson for #WhyWhitley initiative.
Trauma from Adverse Childhood Experiences can alter brain development, hormonal systems, genetic expression and cause long term behavioral/health effects. Addressing root causes via trauma informed care, resilience building and community support is key.
In Eastern Kentucky, we have a vibrant community of female-identifying entrepreneurs and trailblazers, and we, along with our partners, saw the need to create a convenient, low-cost, and fun way for this community to knock something off the bottom of their busy to-do lists.