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Lessons From Events

Martinka Consulting

We had to hustle to end at 9:30 so all-in-all, a very successful event. The focus of the meeting was “Value Creation” and it was a combination of Q&A, small group discussions, and audience participation. The use of metrics, management reports, etc. The post Lessons From Events appeared first on Martinka Consulting.

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Why I promote my speaking events on LinkedIn … you should, too

Rod Burkert

Before I head out to any speaking event, I promote it on social media. You should, too, so that your leads, prospects, clients, and referrals sources (not all of whom will be at your event) can see what you’re up to, and by extension, that you have Authority in the subject matter or else you wouldn’t be speaking. On to this week.

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Project Management: Leverage Data for Better Cost Control 

PM Alliance

Data such as workforce metrics, vendor rates, and material pricing gives your team the necessary background to minimize costs by identifying the right resource mix for each market. Information reviews around past unexpected events can enable your team to keep costs down by more accurately identifying potential risks.

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How To Sustain Change: Keeping The Momentum Going After The Training Ends

Nash Consulting

The Post-Training Conundrum “Change is not an event, it’s a process.” Share this at every opportunity—make it a staple in your emails, meetings, and informal chats. Maybe it’s more open communication, proactive problem-solving, or having regularly scheduled one-on-one meetings with employees. What’s in it for me?)

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How to Measure the Effectiveness of Corporate Training

LSA Global

The inconsistencies related to training measurement leave most L&D professionals scrambling to reactively prove the impact of training to justify their training investments before budget and executive team meetings. This is where theory meets practice and KNOWING meets DOING. There is a better way.

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When You Agree to a Networking Meeting But Don’t Know What You’re Going to Talk About

Harvard Business

For some networking meetings, the agenda is obvious: Your companies are considering doing business together, or you’re looking for a job and this person might help you get one. But many professionals find themselves in networking meetings where the goals are murkier.

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Best of Sales Conference Keynote Speakers

LSA Global

The wide range of perspectives and knowledge allowed conference attendees to meet award winning Chief Revenue Officers, learn about the latest advancements in sales performance, network with like-minded sales professionals, share best practices, and stay ahead of industry trends. Best of Sales Conference Keynote Speakers: Sales 3.0