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Cultural Differences Among Global CEOs

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Date:
April 17, 2019
Time:
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Venue

Buckhead Serendipity Facilities
3550 Lenox Rd. Suite 2100
Atlanta, GA 30326 United States + Google Map

It’s no secret that the biggest pressure and stress on deliverables is sitting on the shoulders of the executive. Everyday’s push to outperform the numbers, contend against the competition, and focus on international expansion can build-up more stress and tension than anything else. U.S. businesses lose $44 Billion per year in productivity and what you can do about it. The WHO reports 69% of depression reported physical symptoms of why they went to a doctor. 50% of executives will have depression at some point in their career and what you can do about it.

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Jane Covington Beaudry
What You'll Learn Our WTC Atlanta Member Jane Covington Beaudry is sharing with you the 40+ years of experience and expertise on how to release and balance your life to become more successful and have a Happy Life. The focus of this talk on leadership tools and is for all individuals in business, with particular emphasis on those working globally. Join us on April 17th from 12:00 - 1:30 pm at the Buckhead Serendipity Facilities for lunch and to hear about these skills and techniques.
Presenter

Jane Covington Beaudry
Executive Coach, Author
The Business of Personal Relationships: How to Use Every Tool Available to Increase Profit, Productivity, and Peace of Mind

Agenda
  1. Gaining insight into why effective leadership is critical in the 21st Century
  2. Understanding how you can help make yourself more effective as a leader and influencer
  3. Three tools to set yourself free to be your personal best
  4. Insulating yourself from undue stress
  5. How to work with others to lower their fears, including inclusion and effective communication internally and externally
  6. Perception and Assumptions VS Clarity and Inclusiveness
Who Should Attend?
  1. Executives interested in understanding the latest leadership approaches and what they can mean for their own businesses;
  2. Entrepreneurs wanting to learn how to successfully improve or expand their global understanding and capabilities;
  3. Individuals interested in learning and sharing ideas about what success means and how to successfully acquire it;
  4. Executives and colleagues interested in expanding their network of relationships.
Our Partners

WTC Partners