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Event

Title:: Knocking Down Silos - Guelph, ON
When:: 05/13/2010 19.00 h - 21.30 h
Category:: Community Events

Description

Dave Howlett, founder of the Real Human Being concept, and Steve Ing of ConferenceDirect will be hosting a corporate Knocking Down Silos event in Richmond on March 4. Thank you to the great people at Central1 for your generosity in making this event possible.

This is an invitation-only event designed to outline how the concept intrinsic reward can knock down silos, reduce politics and turf wars and encourage employees and association members to communicate and collaborate.

You should attend if:

you represent industry or government challenged by politics and self-entitled employees.

you are looking for a cost-effective way to inspire people to do the right thing

you need a need approach to customer service

you are challenged by the concepts of networking, word-of-mouth sales and employee engagement

This humorous and interactive morning will result in easy-to-remember take-a-ways that will increase your career and industry effectiveness for days, months, and even years later.

Spots are limited. Knocking Down Silos event fill quickly. Please send an email to Steve Ing at Conference Direct to request tickets. Please write "RHB tickets" in the subject line. See PDF brochure for details.

The details of the Guelph Knocking Down Silos have been changed. New information on this event will be posted shortly.

This humorous and interactive 90 minute seminar will result in easy-to-remember take-a-ways that will increase your career and industry effectiveness for days, months, and even years later.

You should attend if:

you are looking for a new way to build confidence and enrich business and personal relationships
you run a small business and need a "language of likeability" to ensure your reputation and word of mouth business
you have to deal with silos, turf-wards and politics in your job
you need a new approach to customer service
you are challenged by entitled employees, relatives and kids!
you are job-seeking and dislike the traditional concepts of networking and "working the room."
you are a newcomer to Canada and want to meet good people who can help you and who you can help in turn.

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