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High Quality Presentation
We use images and colours to create impact and enhance learning and recall of material.
We do our best to keep our slides interesting, relevant and free of excessive text in order to maximize learning retention.
Our slide images are HAND-DRAWN to provide a right-brain creative link to the learning with an AUTHENTIC feel to our materials. |
Powerful Learning Tools
We use a number of interactive learning tools, such as a 9 foot Insights Discovery floor mat, cards, Lego games and blocks, charts and workbooks to keep our participants engaged and having fun while they learn. |
Insights Discovery Personal Profile
The Insights Discovery Personal Profile and Blocks offer the learner practical tools for self awareness and personal growth, as well as a fun and practical means to communicate their learning to others.
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Workshop Journals
Available journals include: Beginning the Journey Team Effectiveness Leadership Effectiveness Sales Effectiveness
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Participation and Discussion
We get attendees off their seats to participate and share in a safe and fun interactive environment, using blocks, flip charts, caps, balls and discussion around the Insights mat.
Participation enhances learning as attendees gain insight from each other as they share and hear directly from others. |
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Navigating Client Acquisition Turn your leads into clients by recognizing type and adapting |
Executive Emotional Competence Essential skills of understanding and managing emotions in self and others
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Navigating Recruitment
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Navigating Client Relations |
Navigating Leadership |
Navigating Corporate Culture Building a balanced and effective organizational culture - Develop a Culture of Excellence!
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With over 25 years experience in the Accounting Profession, including roles as Controller at CGA-Canada and CFO at Canuck Place Children’s Hospice, we have an intimate understanding of the profession from both a Commercial and a Public Accountant perspective. Let’s face it - The Accounting Profession has a poor reputation for their lack of interpersonal skills and their ability to engage and influence others. Accountants who have not developed strong interpersonal skills are at a definite disadvantage in becoming influential leaders within their organization, or in developing relationships with internal or external clients. It is these relationships that are essential in acquiring and retaining a strong and consistent client base.
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