October 7, 2008

PHRA Mini Seminar

Park Place Towers

1300 S Harrison

10:00 am to 3:00 pm

(Catered lunch included)

How to Build a Better You/Employee

By Bryan Dodge

Professional speaker, author, and radio show personality Bryan Dodge will open your mind and heart to help you help company employees focus on the most essential aspects of life. Most importantly, he will inspire Human Resource Professionalsl and employees to reach their full potential with families and careers. To accomplish this goal, Bryan teaches a stair-step method on how top producers and effective leaders keep on the cutting edge and achieve excellence.Bryan’s message on professional growth and personal development focuses on three key areas.First, he will show you how to have your best year ever. Second, he will coach you on how to create consistent upward growth in your life. Third, he will train you on how to harness the power of personal energy and tap its unlimited supply.Bryan touches his audiences through his own gift of love and encouragement and helps them have a clearer vision to make right choices.The best part of his message is that his delivery style makes learning fun and memorable! A take home workbook will be included.

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Here are the immediate take aways you can expect by attending the mini seminar:

• Learn the communication skills needed to deal with negative situations, thereby maintain a positive and productive environment
• Most training programs focus on the “How.” This program focuses on “Why” you must teach employee relationship programs to improve the working conditions.
• Apply goal setting strategies in a way that you have never heard before to increase individual and organizational effectiveness. The outcome will be that the employees will take responsibility to achieve company as well as personal improvement goals.
• Analyze the three most powerful laws of leadership that will increase energy and amplify employee involvement.
• Gain the knowledge to create an environment where people want to grow.

Note: This seminar has been approved for 4 hours recertification credits through HRCI