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It's smart business...
Our mission is to
enhance interpersonal relationships in business and the
workplace, while improving communication, teamwork, and ultimately productivity.
Our services build trust,
improve morale,
and boost cohesiveness - the result for you - increased
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Mediation and Facilitation - Resolving
inter-personal conflicts and
business disputes is essential to the health and growth of any business.
Beneficial to executives, partners, teams, and departments, we provides a safe and confidential setting for addressing difficult or sensitive issues.
The Result:
Dramatically improved communication, teamwork, and productivity.

Business Consulting and Evaluation - A first step in working with any organization is understanding the needs of that business. Our business evaluations and consulting services assess individual, team, corporate, and cultural issues and provide you with a blue-print for managing or resolving those concerns.  |
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Our workshops are
designed to teach
groups about the
causes of conflict
and strategies for
resolving them. By
building
understanding and
increasing basic
skills, most
interpersonal
conflicts can be
resolved.
Corporate
Training –
We offer both half and full day workshops designed to help your staff enhance their skills in communication, teamwork, and conflict management. 
Webinars - Our webinar programs are the ideal solution for training a small number of staff, and for staff in remote locations. All attendees need is access to a computer and a telephone (for audio participation). 
Public
Seminars –
Our ½ day public
seminars allow
individuals and
small businesses to
take advantage of
accessing and
learning the same
skills as our
corporate training
clients, but on a
per-person basis. 
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Could You Spend
$115,000 Without
Knowing It?
Maybe You Already Have.....
Ed
has been employed
with the same
company for 6 years
but recently is
struggling to work
under a newly hired
manager. Once an exemplary
employee, Ed has
become disruptive.
He complains openly
to co-workers about
his distaste for
management and he
has ignored the
company hierarchy by
bringing issues
directly to senior
staff. His number of
“sick” days has
increased
dramatically and he
has fallen behind on
several projects.
The company, fears
a wrongful
termination lawsuit and
is reluctant to
terminate Ed. They are aware Ed is unhappy, and are waiting for him to quit…which
he does. Problem
solved, right? That
depends on whether or not you planned to spend
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Business Planning 2013
Our Business Functionality Assessment is a quick 20-question survey that allows you take the temperature of your staff and promptly assess the level of stability within your company. Questions are focused on five primary areas: Communication, Teamwork, Workplace Relations, Turnover, and Conflict Management, and are well-suited to be asked of employees at all levels – mail room to board room.
The response key on the following page provides quick and easy “scoring” of the completed surveys and is intended for business owners, managers, and human resource professionals.
Business Functionality Assessment |
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Changing the
Phantom Culture
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Google the words “company culture” and you’ll find nearly ¾ billion results. Yet ask business leaders to define their company’s culture or to discuss ways their culture was created or changed, and the results are minimal. Company culture it seems, is a bit of an enigma.

On the surface, it’s often characterized as a product of the company’s values, beliefs, and behaviors. But when the stated values, beliefs, and behaviors take a detour from the reality of daily business activities, the culture isn’t living up to the mission of the organization. 
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