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2007 Workshops
The Effective Leader Program

Fall Series
--> Communications Workshop: September 18 - 19
--> Management Workshop: October 9 - 10
--> Leadership Workshop: November 6 - 7

Normally conducted for only one organization at a time, Frontier Associates is offering its popular Effective Leader Program to participants from multiple organizations in the Fall of 2007.
The purpose of The Effective Leader Program is to provide a technology that empowers people to lead, manage, and work powerfully with others to produce breakthrough results in their organizations. By technology we mean something reliably replicable, and not based on belief or particular personality traits.
The Effective Leader Program has been conducted for more than 30 organizations, including for-profit, not-for-profit and government organizations. At Jet Propulsion Laboratory it was offered over 55 times and to a total of 1,300 participants. Over 90% of participants report the workshop as being of tremendous value and recommended it highly to others.
For more information or to register for The Effective Leader Program, click here.
 
 
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Inspiring the Workforce: Strategic Planning that Links Individuals to Your Organization's Vision *

For an organization's members, the organization's vision is a source of excitement, passion and commitment. Yet for many, daily work is not connected to the organization's vision. This article shows how productivity, coordination, excitement, commitment, and passion can be brought to work by linking daily individual behavior to an organization's vision, mission, and values. Results are major performance improvements, the ability to overcome major obstacles and accomplish "impossible goals", effective teamwork, and a significant reduction in the level of management required. [more]

 
 
 
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