1.
What does American
Institute of
Management,
Inc. do?
Answer
2.
How long has
American Institute
of
Management,
Inc. been in business?
Answer
3.
What makes American
Institute of
Management,
Inc. different from other
training companies?
Answer
4.
What are our clients
most requested
training
topics?
Answer
5.
What are our
client's most
difficult
challenges?
Answer
6.
What's it like
working in a family
business?
Answer
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1.
What does American
Institute of
Management, Inc.
do? We provide
leadership and
management
development
classes to companies across
the United States.
We develop
corporate
universities and
conduct training
classes for
companies that choose
to out-source their
management
development.
Our classes develop
confidence in
individuals
in a way
that is respectful,
while at the same
time produces
bottom-line results.
2.
How long has
American Institute
of Management, Inc.
been in business? We have been
providing leadership
development training
since 1989.
3.
What makes American
Institute of
Management,
Inc. different from other training companies? Several things
actually. All
of our facilitators
have either
owned
their own business
or operated
businesses for
others,
meaning they
all have had bottom
line responsibility
for the
growth and
development of a
company.
Secondly, we
operate
other businesses in
addition to AIM.
This provides
hands-on, real-time,
current exposure and
experience as the
business world
changes.
We have several
types of delivery
methods for our training
including on-line,
web-based
interactive, and
face-to-face
with or
without audio
support material.
Our people are not
teachers, they are
facilitators,
meaning
they use the
information
participants already
have and help
them
discover solutions
and techniques, thus
developing
confidence that
produces results.
4.
What are our clients
most requested
training topics? Most companies want
to develop their
senior leaders and
middle managers.
In most situations,
we provide
series-based
programs that
include such topics
as
communicating and
motivating
employees,
goal-setting and
scorekeeping,
getting more done
through delegation,
coaching and
developing the team,
and working with
difficult
employees.
5.
What are our
client's most
difficult
challenges? Many companies need
to utilize all of
their resources more
effectively.
This requires that
managers and
supervisors
learn to
get more done with
the same or fewer people.
These same managers
and supervisors need
to learn
techniques
that they may have
never used before.
6.
What's it like
working in a
family business? Working in a family
business is
incredibly
rewarding. We
get
the opportunity
to watch everyone
learn and grow.
Working
with people
you consider your
mentor throughout
your entire
life;
never wanting to
disappoint anyone.
The experience of
working in a family
business allows us
to completely
understand what our
clients go through
on a day-to-day
basis.