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For
Corporate Clients
When you’ve leveraged all your
business processes, eliminated as many echelons of people as possible,
and squeezed the most out of the least, what else remains to optimize
your bottom line? People. The most valuable part of your business
is your people. There are leaders in every facet of your organization.
There are also innovators.
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the strengths, creativity, and energy of every person in your organization?
Consider this barometer of attitude. Japanese workers typically offer
200-300 suggestions each year to improve business processes. The typical
American worker puts half a suggestion (i.e. two workers contribute
one suggestion per year) each year. What would it mean to your business
if your workers emulated the Japanese worker ethic involving suggestions?
Would that enhance your bottom line? |
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| Colin Holland, Regional
Vice President, NEXTEL,
said, “Your two leadership programs captured my philosophy
perfectly. In fact, you expounded on two quotations that I shared
with my team earlier in the day. We need to be reminded on a
frequent basis of those critical messages.” |
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| Sales Meetings Motivating
your sales force is an ongoing activity. A steady diet of the “same
old, same old,” rah-rah motivational program actually creates
a cynical sales force. Sales people today are thoughtful individuals
who have an internal compass bent toward achievement. A complete
program that feeds their minds, emotions, and spirit will give them
an most needed inoculation of inspiration.
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| Betty Woods, Publisher,
Grand Prairie Herald,
said, “Larry is a true motivator who produces memorable
results while entertaining the audience with his painting ability.
I was impressed, and so was the audience.” |
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Leadership Development
Leadership development is a life-long
pursuit. Those who believe “they have arrived” will
experience the harsh realities of the global marketplace. In the
U.S. Navy, ongoing training from the lowest recruit to the most
senior admiral reflects an attitude of continuous improvement. My
former skipper, now the Chief of Naval Operations, began his
latest tour with a promise to, “Listen, learn, lead.” Leaders
or potential leaders in all levels of your organization will benefit
from refining their knowledge, understanding, and application of
leadership. Learn
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| Vance Strange, Vice
President for Corporate Development, Riggs
Tractor Company (Caterpillar) said,
“Thanks to your leadership presentation, the Associated
Builders & Contractors Convention was a great success. Your
use of the leadership profile was especially beneficial since
it expanded our menu of leadership approaches we can use to
get the job done. Thank you again for another dynamic, content-filled,
and entertaining seminar.” |
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Corporate Leadership
Continuum
Building an unstoppable team as well as developing
effective leaders is like growing an apple tree. You cannot put |
a seed in the ground, water and fertilize it
regularly, and wish it to mature rapidly and bear fruit. Acknowledging
this reality, a corporate leadership continuum has been designed to
help your leaders learn, internalize, and master the key elements
of leadership. A six-month and one-year continuum will give your leaders
and future leaders the tools to enhance their leadership effectiveness.
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| Royce Cumbest, Chairman
of the Board, President & CEO, Merchants
& Marine Bank, said, “Everyone
really enjoyed your seminar series. This program will be the
cornerstone of our future success and helped reinforce our core
values. We started seeing immediate results.” |
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Customer Appreciation
Program
Are you looking for a unique way to honor
and thank your customers for their loyalty to you? Larry’s
customer appreciation program can help you to hit the target. A
one- to two-hour program using his painting keynote, Cultivating Courage: Why Vision Isn't Enough , will wow your
customers and build a stronger bond between you. Learn
more ...
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| Paula Reichel, RN,
BSN, BC, CEO, Community Health
Center of St. Mary’s Hospital and Nathan Littauer Hospital,
said, “Your painting has a special place in our board
room for a while to keep the message alive. It will then be
moving to the clinical department. Daily I have received cards
and letters thanking us for sponsoring such a great event!” |
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Corporate Leadership
Coaching
Larry can work with new managers or with
proven ones to help them enhance their leadership effectiveness.
He uses learning instruments to give each participant immediate
and specific feedback based on who they say they are, not based
on the perceptions and opinions of others. An array of strategies
and demonstrated approaches will help each leader develop a menu
of options to use during critical situations.
Learn more
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| Jeff Bowman, Safety
Services, ALLTEL Communicaions,
said, “Your motivational program challenged me to plan
ahead, look at the big picture, and never give up.” |
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