Online Training 2016 - Building Relational Wealth - By Compliance Global Inc

Overview
In this practical and interesting webinar, North America's leading expert on workplace civility training offers insight into how to develop successful relationship building skills - there's far more to it than you might think.
Key outputs - how you will benefit from this knowledge:
You will have a clearer understanding what networking skills training really is
You will learn strategies you can use to present yourself with credibility, courtesy and confidence
You can avoid costly mistakes when making first impressions
Why Should You Attend
Many people undervalue networking skills - they think being competent at job tasks will be enough for them to keep their jobs. But these days, with increased diversity, and changes in how we communicate, expectations for what is effective and appropriate social interaction has changed.
Did you know that almost 85% of your success is based on your social skills training? Regardless of what kind of work you do, your ability to interact effectively in social and mixing settings can make or break your reputation. Networking of some sort is required in almost every job. Whether its trade shows, client appreciation nights, job fairs, or traveling for business, you need to know what the expectations are for successful social interaction. Simply showing up and shaking hands isn't enough.
Areas Covered in this Webinar
What networking really is
The cost and consequences of sending a negative impression
How high social intelligence training can increase your confidence
5 expected and respected behaviors that build trust
The secret to communicating in a way that boosts your credibility
The Top 5 mistakes many people make in networking situations your success when networking.
Learning Objectives
Describe effective networking
Pinpoint communication habits that might be undermining their credibility
Apply best practices for successful networking
Who Will Benefit
Anyone who has been struggling with morale issues
Any organization experiencing disengagement
Business Owners
Managers
HR Personnel
Speaker Profile
Lew Bayer believes that “Civility is its own reward”. She suggests that “In choosing civility, people find their best self, and in doing so, they experience the grace, courage, generosity, humanity and the humility that civility engenders.”
For 17 years Lew Bayer has been internationally recognized as North America’s leading expert on Civility at Work™ with focus on social intelligence and culturally-competent communication. She is CEO of multinational civility training group Civility Experts Worldwide, President of the International Civility Trainers’ Consortium, Executive Director of The Center for Cultural Competence and Founder of the In Good Company Etiquette Academy Franchise Group.
With the release of her new book slated for mid-2015, Lew will be a 9-time published author. She is on the board for the National Civility Center, a proud Mentor for The Etiquette House, a member of the Advisory Board for A Civil Tongue, a national magazine columnist, and a frequent expert commentary contributor to over 60 online, print, and television publications.
Lew is a distance faculty member at Georgetown University Center for Cultural Competence, has trained for the American Management Center in New York and is a long-term facilitator at the Canadian Management Center in Toronto, Canada. Lew is a Master trainer for the Canadian School of Service, and a certified Culture Coach® who also holds credentials in Intercultural Communications, Essential Skills, and Occupational Language Assessment.
Lew is a 6-time nominee for the RBC Canadian Woman Entrepreneur of the year. She was previously awarded Manitoba Woman Entrepreneur in International Business and she was the first Canadian to receive the prestigious AICI International Civility Star Award.
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