Upcoming Vancouver Chapter Events:
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Conflict Resolution
CrackerBarrel and AGM -- June 9, 2009
Other
Upcoming Events
Getting Your Money's Worth from Training & Development
How can you
create even greater value from the training and development
you already provide?
In the current economic climate, getting your money's worth
from training and development has never been more important.
Find out how you can increase the business impact of
learning and development in your organization at a
complimentary Executive Breakfast Briefing sponsored by Fort
Hill Company and Pfeiffer with
Andy
Jefferson,
co-author of "Getting Your Money's Worth from Training &
Development," on Thursday, July 16, 2009 from 8:30am to
11:30am PDT. This thought-provoking, no-cost educational
event will be held at The Vancouver Club, 915
West Hastings Street,
Vancouver,
BC,
Canada,
http://www.vancouverclub.ca/main.php.
In this interactive session, we will cover the three keys to
increasing the value of training and development, with
examples and best practices. Every attendee will receive a
FREE copy of the new book, "Getting Your Money's Worth from
Training & Development," compliments of Pfeiffer. Places are
limited for this exceptional opportunity to meet the author
of the book that Jim Kouzes (The Leadership Challenge)
called "Indispensable. Essential. Not-to-be-without."
Registration is required. Please visit
http://vancouver16july09.eventbrite.com for more
information and to register now to ensure your seat.
We look forward to seeing you on July 16th. Feel free to
forward this invitation to colleagues who also want to make
learning even more valuable.
Click here to listen to a 1 1/2 minute video about the
content that will be discussed on July 16th.
 The
Art and Mastery of Facilitation: Explore Diversity
What
facilitator does not work with “diversity?” Facilitators
know and understand that differing opinions, life
experiences, worldviews, learning styles, personal
attributes, and intergenerational expectations are reflected
in the groups, organizations, and communities with which we
all work. Our Conference theme speaks to the reality that
facilitators need both “art” and “mastery” to support
increasingly diverse clients.
For details
click here.
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