Webcast:
Do your team members begin the week with high energy, enthusiasm and productivity? Are survivors' stress and dysfunctional viruses such as whining and gossip sabotaging the spirit of the winning workplace you want to create? If values are left out of the equation, your managers are not inspiring workforce transformation. And in a knowledge economy, if your talent isn't applying everything they know, your organization isn't running on all cylinders. This webcast is for managers and leaders (and those who develop managers' competencies) who want to inspire team members to bring all of their passion, commitment, and competencies to the workplace every day.
If you are thinking that not only will, "Thank God It's Monday" never be said in your organization, then you MUST attend and bring all those important to your organization with you. Don't miss these webcast take aways:
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Presenters
Roxanne is the CEO of The Emmerich Group, whose client list includes the top-performing firms in the country-and those that are wildly committed to being on that list. One of her books, "Profit-Growth Banking," is often referred to as the "bible of successful banking."As a result of her record-breaking careers in both banking and brokerage, Sales and Marketing Management magazine named her one of the 12 most requested speakers in the nation for her ability to create immediate and profound transformations.Her unique approach blends kick-butt marketing, enlightened, no-excuses leadership development, profit-rich sales strategies, and iron-clad templates and systems. She presents this mixture to leaders, then teaches them how to create "employees on fire."
The result? CEOs say, "It's a miracle!"Roxanne is an owner and founder of two financial services holding companies, as well as several businesses. She has been recognized as Entrepreneur of the Year several times. As key advisor to Tommy Thompson when he was Governor of the State of Wisconsin, Roxanne was referred to as "an invaluable asset to the SAVE Commission." Roxanne consults to over half of the highest one percent of performers among financial institutions. She has been interviewed by CNN, CBS, and over 100 radio and television stations. And, she is Editor-In-Chief of Extraordinary Banker magazine, circulated to 25,000 financial industry executives, author of seven books and past state president of the American Society for Training and Development.