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Services for Companies and Organizations
Executive Coaching
Many corporations are investing in executive coaching for their employees. IBM, Marriott, Southwest Airlines and Boeing are a few of them. The reason is that coaching brings incredible results, in soaring leadership, problem solving, higher performance, clarity of vision, communication, sales etc. It turns out that coaching is about four times as effective as most education and training. For more information please click here.
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Set up a complimentary sample session, to experience executive coaching firsthand.
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A great team is something everybody wants to be a part of. The Inspiration for Excellence teambuilding techniques have been developed in order to make your team into that great team. Since communication is key to a great team, you will experience and learn effective communication, build trust and a common vision.
Every participant will learn more about him/ herself, along with knowing the team better.
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Motivation and High Performance
Objectives and Goals, Roles and Responsibilities, Accomplishments and Learning
Contradictory of what one may assume, money is not the most important motivator in the workplace. A vision, mission, purpose, goals, a specific part to play, utilizing your abilities and skills, learning new things, growing, relating to others, leading others, the satisfaction of completing tasks, making a difference and expressing what is going on are important motivators in an organization.
Inspiration for Excellence offers hands-on exercises and tools for defining, clarifying and aligning your people with:
- Objectives and goals of your organization
- Roles and responsibilities
- Accomplishments and learning
- Creating new
All methodology is proven to motivate and raise the morale. Motivation and high morale will drive effectiveness and satisfaction for all parties.
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Coaching Skills for Managers
Managers and leaders of all levels in an organization benefit from growing their capacity for engaging with the people reporting to them. Coaching staff, allowing them to clarify the problems, come up with solutions and take responsibility for them - sounds simple. Is it happening?
Learn the tools to make it easy for leaders to, instead of directing, doing it themselves, or spending a lot of time on corrective measures, truly coach their people to be their best.
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Sales and Marketing
Sales Managers, Account Executives and Customer Service Representatives sell the products and services of their organization every day all day. It's imperative - to the survival of the organization - that they stay motivated and focused.
Every employee, every department, every member of an organization ultimately represents their organization, company, industry, and brand.
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Presentation Skills
Rated as the number one fear in America is Public Speaking. Public Speaking is a fear rated several notches above the fear of death. Yet, public speaking is needed all the time. Regardless of your role in the professional setting, you are asked to speak publicly perhaps even several times a week. How you carry yourself, your energy, your voice, your words in front of others will impact your success. The good news is that the skill of Public Speaking can be learned and there are effective ways to manage the fear.
Using exercises and methods from theater, wellknown public speakers and corporate America, Inspiration for Excellence will train your people and share tips and tools applicable in your organization and to your presentations. This is a dynamic process, completely hands-on and with play and fun along with great results.
Leaders learn to:
- Prepare for speaking by organizing the content to best serve the audience and message of the presentation
- Use posture, voice, eye contact, body movements and gestures effectively
- Make a great first impression, and retain high likability and credibility
- Connect with the audience and keep it captivated throughout the presentation
- Engage the audience for input, direction and buy-in
- Open and Close the presentation effectively
Seminars and Key Note Speaking
Eva Liljendahl has lead seminars at companies and organizations such as IBM, Illinois Institute for Technology, DePaul University, Swedish Covenant Hospital, Olenick & Associates, CLMA (Clinical Laboratory Management Association) and the Entrepreneurial Days with SACC (Swedish American Chamber of Commerce). She is known for her clarity, interactive style and contagious inspiration.
Topics for Seminars/ Key Note Speaking for Professional Associations, Conferences, Networking Organizations, Companies and Corporations:
Sales and Marketing
- Recession Obsession and What it does for Your Business
- Business Networking: Does Your Elevator Pitch Sing?
- Grow Your Business Beyond Your Belief - Adopt a Sales Strategy Based on the Sweet Spot
- Relationship Sales aren't Really Sales and How You Succeed Knowing That
- Learn the Art of Asking Questions and See Your Sales Soar
Leadership, Management and Communication
- Leaders - Tap Your Flow for Creativity in Decision Making and Minimize Procrastination
- Leaders - Tap Your Flow in Writing and Write what You Really Mean to Say
- Leaders - Build Your Team for Optimal Collaboration and Performance
- Management: Coaching Skills for Managers - How to Bring Out the Best in Your People
- Management: People Managers - Three Focus Areas for Effective Listening and Decision Making
- Management Long Distance - 7 Modes of Communication and When to Use What
- Operations: Improve Your Standard Operating Procedure
Public Speaking & Presentation Skills
- 5 Keys to Successful Public Speaking
- What Makes Us Want to Hear What You Have to Say
- Your Presence on Stage
- The Power of Positive Language
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”Inspiration for Excellence’s Mentoring Workshop gave me a guide on honing my leadership and mentoring skills with great tips. The workshop flowed easily with group interactivity, conversation, enthusiasm and knowledge that kept people’s attention.” Tony Troup, Associate, Olenick & Associates, Chicago |
