Professional Development
Workshop
How To Build A High Performance Team
Teams represent a very powerful mechanism for getting
significant results in organizations today.
High performance teams are a special class that has the
ability to easily adapt in a rapidly changing environment
and is an essential element for highly successful organizations.
Your first step in building a high performance team is
understanding the essential team ingredients that create
a recipe for success.
What You Will Learn .
. .
Challenges facing your organization today
Understanding the essential ingredients of a high performance
team
Putting together the ingredients of a high performance
team, achieving the greatest value and benefits
. . . and much more.
What You Get . . .
* Proven tips and techniques
* Step by step action plans
* Seminar workbook
* 1 1/2 to 2 hour workshop by seasoned specialist
* 30 days email coaching support
Register For Your Workshop
Today . . .
* Schedule Onsite or Tele Seminar workshops
* Call 800-627-6512
About Our Workshop
Speaker
 Dennis
Sommer provides the guidance you need
to take your business to the next level. His specialty
is improving business performance.
Delivering quick, dramatic results has made Dennis a
highly sought after business consultant, CEO and executive
adviser.
Dennis works with a wide range of clients from small
growth start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, helping them
find new strategies for stimulating sales revenue growth,
attracting new customers, increasing profits and reducing
costs without sacrificing service.
Dennis is also highly sought after keynote, seminar
speaker and author. His latest bestselling book is “Adviser
Secrets – How to Become a Top Performer”.
Currently, Dennis is the founder and CEO of Executive
Business Advisers, a business and management consulting
firm.
For additional information:
Company: www.executivebusinessadvisers.com
Bio: www.dennissommer.com
Contact Dennis Sommer at 800-627-6512.
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"Clearly,
Dennis has a mastery of the subject area and will
help my company become more successful”. Neal Brooks,
VP