Customized Training and Speaking Topics

Are you tired of generic, cookie-cutter training sessions and workshops? Don’t have the budget to send you or your team to industry conferences? We’ll recreate a customized workshop using your materials. We’ll energize your team and audiences and focus on the topics you specifically want to cover. The result? Powerful training that is relevant and hits home.

We can bring any of our workshops to your organization or conference and you can mix and match whatever topics appeal to you most.  Whether it’s one or two hours, a half-day or a full day, we’ll work with you to customize these topics to the needs of your team. We can also customize a series of virtual workshops and webinars to create an ongoing training program. Contact us today to talk about your needs!

*Currently offering virtual workshops through 2020 due to Covid-19.

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Employee Engagement: The Communicator’s Role

While engagement is a tricky problem that involves the entire organization, communicators can play a critical role in building an engaged workforce.

Creating an engaged workforce is a complicated process that involves the entire organization—from leaders and managers to HR and Communications. The question is, where does communications fit in the process? What is our role? What can we do to drive employee engagement?

In this practical session, noted employee communication expert Steve Crescenzo—whose clients include General Motors, Boeing, Nokia, McDonalds, The European Investment Bank, and Saudi Aramco—will show you:

  • How to use your existing communications channels to reach, motivate, and engage your workforce
  • How to tap into the power of the latest communications tools—including social media and multimedia—to drive employee engagement
  • How to help coach your leaders so that they are helping the engagement effort, rather than hurting it
  • Five things you can do that will help employees feel like “owners” of the company
  • How to involve employees themselves in the engagement process—through the use of your communication channels