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Killer Meetings: Are People Living or Dying at Your Meetings?
When
3/6/20 1:00 pm EST
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$219.00
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Event Description
Do you ever have problems like these at your business meetings?
- People paying more attention to their smart-phones than the agenda
- Key stakeholders not showing up or not fully engaged
- Participants veering off topic with no clear outcomes
- Conflicts that suck energy and sow discord
Business is hard. You do so many different things, and you are supposed to also hold incredible meetings? Yes. And we will show you how.
Facilitation is an art that is often overlooked and misunderstood. You are the source of the power. In this 90-minute webinar you will learn how to use your power to make your meetings incredible.
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Key Objectives
- Techniques for sustaining engagement
- Awareness of the power you have and the power you don't have
- Ways to prevent destructive conflict
- Ways to make conflict productive
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Your Learning Includes
- Proven techniques for facilitating engaging and incredible meetings
- 3 ways to handle conflict when facilitating
- How to get high quality requirements at meetings
- A renewed confidence in your role as facilitator
- Q & A with your expert trainer
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5 or More Attendees? Discounted Group Packages Available, Please Reach Out To:
support@bizwatchnetwork.com
Our Customer Assurance Pledge
If Killer Meetings fails to meet your needs, we will refund 100% of your tuition – no hassles, no questions asked.
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A former Catholic priest and widely sought corporate trainer and consultant, Tom Esch specializes in helping organizations improve outcomes with better interpersonal relations. His background includes a master’s degree in Conflict Resolution from the Process Work Institute in Portland, Oregon, a master’s degree in Theology from the University of Notre Dame and Mediation Training at Hamline University.