Live Webinar – December 1st, 2016 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EST
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training  1 Hour  1 PDU free
Provider: Training Magazine Network

In truth, everyone is a role model in the modern workplace – and culture is nothing more than behaviors that get role modeled from one person to the next.

But because trainers, practitioners, and managers get the most time “on stage,” we’re often the ones best positioned to improve the culture.

This means you! 

• You are already an example of what the culture could be.
• You are already a closely observed sample of what behavior is acceptable.
• You are already a culture changer.

Why not be a good one?

In this webinar, led by award-winning author and repeat Training Magazine presenter Ed Muzio, you’ll explore…

• How systematic, disciplined application of simple behavioral principles becomes culture
• How anyone, at any level, can create real impact on the broader environment – effecting permanent change gradually
• How to seed productive, positive culture yourself, simply by enabling your colleagues and associates to create more output and experience less stress in their own work

Ed will be changing worlds – actually, YOU’LL be changing worlds.  Hopeless victims need not attend – everyone else, come ready to act!

View an example of Ed’s famous Whiteboard Videos:

Presenter:  Ed Muzio (LinkedIn profile) CEO of Group Harmonics and author of the award winning books Four Secrets to Liking Your Work and Make Work Great: Super Charge Your Team, Reinvent the Culture, and Gain Influence One Person at a Time.  A leader in the application of analytical models to organizational effectiveness, Ed has been featured in international media and servos as an  adviser/educator to executives worldwide. Ed conducts keynotes, professional and leadership education, and executive and management coaching.

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