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Partnering – Let Us Facilitate Your Team Building
For the 20 years that we have been in existence, Creative Communication Network has proudly facilitated team building programs for many companies and non-profit organizations.
The mantra, “Partnering – It’s Better Together,” has allowed organizations to find new and dynamic ways to work in order to:
• increase revenue
• build profits
• improve quality
• bolster safety
• increase efficiency
The idea that an extra set of eyes on what you work on and produce provides strong benefits.
Bringing us in gives the strong advantages of an external experience, as well as years of proven success at meeting the objectives of the client organization.
The flier below contains all the important information. You can click on it, and it will enlarge to a full size document. Please contact us for pricing, details, and other options so that we can work with you to build successful teams for your operations.
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CCN Partnering Program Builds Teams for You
We are really excited about building teams in your organization, for any unit, division, department, or task force.
Remember that it is better when you work together!
You can click on the flier below to download it.
Contact us at (972) 601-1537 for complete information about how this will work for you!
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Krayer Accepts ASQ Conference Invitation to Speak
For the third consecutive year, and fifth in the last seven years, Karl J. Krayer, President of Creative Communication Network, has accepted the invitation to speak at the Cowtown Conference of the American Society for Quality, to be held in Fort Worth on April 21, 2017.
The site for the conference is the Radisson Hotel Fort Worth, on Fossil Creek on Meacham. For registration information, contact Chris Hayden at .
At the bottom of this post are two pictures from Krayer’s presentations last year at the conference.
The two presentations will both be in the Leadership track for programs at the conference. The first one is a repeat of a presentation Krayer has given twice before at the conference. He was asked to deliver an encore presentation due to the extraordinary high marks given by participants on their program evaluations last year. Here is a description:
Organizing Change for Productivity and Results
Quality initiatives in most organizations typically involve changes in methods, processes, priorities, and other factors. People don’t resist change. They resist initiatives in which they are uninvolved and uninformed, which produce chaos and uncertainty, and which are imposed upon them. This type of change results in lost productivity for an organization. In this dynamic, interactive, and fast-paced session, learn how to maintain productivity during change with a three-component system that is systematic, systemic, and inclusive. Explore: (1) seven phases that provide change agents direction, (2) methods to gather and diffuse information to keep everyone involved and informed, (3) roles and responsibilities for each group in the organization that is impacted by the change throughout each phase of the process, and (4) mistakes that cause change initiatives to fail. Learn how this system allows organizations to “get it right the first time.” Become proactive by embracing change as positive, rather than focusing on how to survive, cope, avoid, manage, or adjust. This session is based upon the book that Karl co-authored with Bill Lee, Organizing Change: An Inclusive, Systemic Approach to Maintain Productivity and Achieve Results from Jossey Bass/Pfeiffer/Wiley (2003).
The second is new to the conference this year. Here is a description of the program:
Partnering for Quality: It’s Better Together!
Attention to teamwork and quality began in earnest in American business in the mid-80’s. Yet, today, many individuals and organizations do not practice teaming on the job. In this highly interactive and fast-faced presentation, you will learn the documented advantages of working in teams, four major processes to build partnering (goals, roles, processes and procedures, relationships), and links to effectiveness and efficiency on tasks and projects. Throughout the session, you will hear real-life examples of the presenter’s experience with teamwork and improved quality in the construction and utilities industries, among others.
