About the Event

What if you could lead with greater self-awareness and connect more effectively with others?

Discover how emotional intelligence can strengthen your leadership, communication, and workplace relationships. Learn practical strategies for managing emotions, navigating difficult conversations, and building stronger teams.

Gain valuable insights through the Genos 360° Assessment, which helps you understand how others perceive your leadership behaviors, uncover blind spots, and identify meaningful opportunities for growth.

  • Introduction: The Emotionally Intelligent Leader

  • Know Yourself: Emotional Self-Awareness

  • Manage Yourself: Emotional Self-Management

  • Lead Others Through Difficult Conversations

  • Build an Emotionally Intelligent Team

  • From Insight to Action

  • Key Takeaways and Closing

Meet Your Speaker

Dr. Mariel Kristine T. Rubia, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist (License No. 0000101) and clinician–executive with over a decade of experience in clinical practice, higher education, and organizational consulting. She is the Chief Operations Officer of Emovation Inc (January 2025 – present), leading enterprise strategy and serving as overall head of Mental Health Services and Programs, as well as national program head for the Genos Emotional Intelligence Certification and Discflow® Certification.

As a Master Trainer and a Certified Genos Emotional Intelligence Practitioner, trained by Genos International in Australia, her work in emotional intelligence encompasses all employee levels, not just among leaders, focusing on building self-awareness, collaboration, and performance.

Dr. Rubia is the founder and director of the ME RUBIA Psychological Assessment Center, where she oversees psychotherapy sessions, full-scale assessments, and evidence-based solutions for individual and workplace well-being. Certified in Industrial-Organizational, Clinical, and Assessment Psychology, Hypnotherapy, and DISC, she translates psychological science into scalable HR and Employee Assistance Program initiatives, competency-based recruitment, and the development of psychometric tools.

She has extensive experience in complex clinical and forensic evaluations, including annulments and Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC) cases. She has also taught at St. Scholastica’s College, De La Salle University Manila, and De La Salle–College of St. Benilde. Her programs incorporate trauma-informed and psychologically safe practices, as well as outcome measurement tools (PHQ-9, GAD-7, and WEMWBS), which demonstrate a return on investment.