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Are you looking to find a keynote speaker or workshop facilitator to enhance your next meeting, or convention? The American Institute of Management, Inc. can help you select a speaker for your event.  Whether the purpose of your program is to entertain, inspire or inform, our speakers can motivate, educate and keep your organization on the fast track.


 

Presenters:


Andrea Fredrickson, American Institute of Management, Inc.Timm Johnson, American Institute of Management, Inc.Andrea Fredrickson generates a motivating, high-energy presence that immediately involves people and has them responding to her excitement.  Her real world experiences create unique messages that audiences can relate. Bio

Timm Johnson involves his audience with
his energetic approach to any topic.  He uses a wonderful
sense of humor to  draw in his audience and relate.
  Bio

 

 

Topics:
 

» The Multi-Generational Workplace

Does your workplace or organization sometimes feel like a battleground?  Do your colleagues seem like they're from a different planet?  It's no wonder!  Today there are at least four distinct generations working in your business and the potential for conflict and confusion has never been greater.
 

The Multi-Generational Workplace is based upon the research of people across all ages and industries.  Whether you're a manager, an employee, an entrepreneur, or a skilled professional, you'll derive hands-on benefits from understanding this vital form of diversity affecting today's high-performance workplace.

 

In this determine critical motivators and de-motivators of each generation session we will:

Identify factors that attract various generations to work

Become familiar with the values and work styles of different generations

Establish actions to create a more harmonious work environment.

 

» Impending Employment Crisis - Is Your Company One 
   Employees Would Fight To Work For? 

Do you remember how difficult it was to find good employees in the late 1990’s?  According to Department of Labor statistics, by 2010 we could be short over 10 million employees in the United States, a higher number than in the late 1990's. 

Prepare your company now for the Impending Employment Crisis.  A business with less than adequate numbers of employees or less than adequately skilled employees could have numerous disadvantages including  long production cycles, increased length for delivery to customers, over-worked stressed employees who eventually will leave. 


The Impending Employment Crisis presentation will focus on:

  Understand the impending employment crisis and its potential consequences.
  Identify factors that draw the right employees to your company and get them
    to stay.

  Develop strategies to make your company one employees fight to work for.
  Have a positive impact on your customers, coworkers and company.

 

» Positive Impact - Are You an Employee Companies Would Fight
   to Keep?
 

Imagine you were asked to make a decision…you have 2 employees, both technically competent, but you can only keep one.  Who would you keep and why?

 

In today’s environment, just doing your job and having the technical competence to finish a day’s work is not enough. More is expected out of our employees and often we have fewer resources and time to get things done.  Layoffs, cutbacks & downsizing have affected everyone, either directly or indirectly.  Morale is down in many cases, attitudes suffer and productivity is lost.

The Positive Impact presentation will focus on:
 

  Identifying specific behaviors employers are looking for, and

  Specific principles and applications that you will be able to utilize immediately
    to become the type of employee that your company will fight to keep.

  This program is also good for managers and business owners who want to
    instill these characteristics and attributes in their employees.
 

» Basic Communication - It's Harder Than it Sounds
 

Basic communication is not as easy as it would seem.  The experiences that people bring to any situation can confuse the messages sent or received.
 

The Basic Communication presentation will focus on:

  Determine how people's perceptions and viewpoints differ

  Learn the basics of face-to-face communication

  Discuss the difference between one-way and two-way communication

  Improve listening skills

 

» Ending Workplace Politics
    Managing workplace politics from empathy to action.  Changing the rules to end the game.

 

What you will gain:

  Diagnose the symptoms of Workplace Politics

  Identify specific 'roles' that people play and the motivations behind them.

  Understand methods to interrupt disruptive actions.

  Create action steps that focus upon positive, assertive, goal-oriented behavior.

  Develop a plan to implement personal influence and help end Workplace
     Politics


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